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Readymag blog: Interview with Shelby Temples

Shelby Temples on why you don’t have to struggle for your work to mean something

An interview with a designer who became a finalist in Janet Jackson's album cover contest at age 15 and was one of our personal favorites for Websites of the Year last year.

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Brainstorming with AI: tools and a framework for designers

Using AI to generate off-trail ideas and visuals for designs

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Product Updates

50 new presets to help you experiment and create faster

Welcome 50 brand new presets with pre-made animations, Lotties, typography features, menus, and multipurpose UI elements.

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Odding: Illustrations on coffee receipts as a cure against the blues

Read the heartwarming story of a Chinese designer, Odding, who turned more than 800 impractical receipts from coffee shops into a piece of art.

When external communication counts: handling negative reactions

Handy steps to navigate backlash illustrated by cases with Apple, Pepsi, and Lush

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Interactive designs that delight and engage

Designer's insights about projects where interactivity adds originality, grabs attention, or becomes the main design feature.

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Designing women: Meet ReadyLaunch grantees

The big reveal: meet the four designers who will be supported by our ReadyLauch grant and learn what they’ll create.

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Product Updates

New preset features: create, save, and reuse

Now you can save custom presets, reuse them across your projects, and enjoy a redesigned interface.

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Design ideas: e-menu for a food spot

Grab 7 tips on designing an unconventional e-menu for a restaurant or a cafe.

readymag blog: The fight to end free pitching in design

From frustration to action: The fight to end free pitching in design

Can speculative work be eradicated? We asked Porto Rocha and other designers who have previously spoken out against this practice.

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Designing against clichés, stigma, and sexism: an Interview with Jessica Walsh

One of today’s most influential female designers, Jessica Walsh, shares her approaches to branding, insights from burnouts, and her motivation behind mental health and female advocacy activities.

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Nailing effective brainstorming: pitfalls to avoid

Tips on keeping the team from wandering and focusing on what matters