We’re seeing the same unlocking of creative potential we saw with blogging, and there’s far more good work being produced than anyone has time to take in.

“It’s easier to fool people than to convince them that they’ve been fooled.” — Unknown.

On Monday the 2nd July 1979, Eiichi Kono walked into the offices of Banks and Miles, one of London’s most renowned graphic design agencies. It was his first day

If you can’t make a good font you can’t design cars, and other unexpected lessons from BMW.

I’ve noticed how seemingly small things like font and the spacing between letters can impact how I feel when reading online.

Meet Xiaoice. She’s empathic, caring, and always available — just not human.

The practical guide to why laying out type never quite does what you want.

This post is a quick roundup of the books I’ve found most enlightening to the task of designing information systems for messy, irrational humans.