Readymag Blog

Design Tips

Interactivity with Readymag: 6 features to catch all eyes

Learn how to use the most advanced interactive options in Readymag—instructions are paired with gorgeous examples and tips from our designer.

Inspiration

“Noisy, chaotic, alive.” How designers’ backgrounds and personalities come to life in their work

How cultural and gender identity shape design, why following fake positivity isn’t the way to go, and why politics should be brought into art.

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Sound on the web: history, common use-cases, and best practices

Explore the history of sound on the web, revisit examples from the past, and learn best practices for integrating sound into web design.

Product Updates

“This is going to change my portfolio.” How Readymag transformed your design experience in 2024

Learn how Readymag and its community have grown since last year: launching new features, addressing gender inequality, and hosting warm, productive events.

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Manifesto or portfolio? Rethinking how designers present themselves

Are there any standards or rules for creating an artist portfolio? We asked three designers and are sharing their thoughts.

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The votes are in: Meet the winners of Readymag Websites of the Year 2024

Explore outstanding web design and discover the key elements that set the best apart.

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Project management as an attitude: 6 tips on managing creative teams

Firsthand advice on facilitating stress-free and effective work processes within creative teams.

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“Print thrives on limits, digital thrives on the illusion of limitlessness”. How medium defines reading experience

What sets print and web editorial design apart and how each shapes our reading experience.

Design Tips

Three Readymag distinctions that let you experiment with design

See what makes Readymag an ideal tool for design experiments, and check out a few inspiring examples.

Inspiration

Metamodern aesthetics in Readymag websites

What is metamodernism, how it manifests in web design, and ways to use it as a tool.

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Language games: Andrea Trabucco-Campos on amplifying cultural narratives in creative projects

Andrea Trabucco-Campos, a Pentagram partner, speaks on cultural contexts and their significance in personal design practice.

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Sharing risk: how to build a people-first design business

Learn 7 real-life steps from Abb-d Taiyo, co-founder of Driftime.