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Design in 2026: The Return of Taste and Intent
We asked the visually literate leg of our team what’s shaping 2026. The answer wasn’t singular, but it was clear. Taste is back in the driver’s seat. Read More
We asked the visually literate leg of our team what’s shaping 2026. The answer wasn’t singular, but it was clear. Taste is back in the driver’s seat. Read More
Actually, that’s exactly what it is. A stroll through the written AI clichés that still make us twitch a little. Read More
A slightly controversial look at how streaming platforms, algorithms, and our own passive consumption set the stage for AI's arrival in music. Read More
This is the story of how our Head of Innovation, Trav, built a satirical fitness app in response to Spotify's military funding, hit #1 on Product Hunt, and got rejected by Spotify. Read More
Historically, developers are not especially known for bringing ‘a vibe’. Things are changing quickly though. The role of vibe in development has never mattered more. Read More
AI generated slop is everywhere. It's infiltrated every social channel, reputable news services and everyday chat. Are we doomed? Does society need a reboot? Read More
Every week we’re treated to new AI advancements – each tend to be an improvement on the last. Some believe it’ll help us work better, some believe it will take our jobs entirely, others roll their eyes and laugh at the idea of AI becoming more integrated into society than it is now. Read More
Despite being the innovators behind the iPod, iPhone and iPad, Apple have become notoriously cautious when it comes to pushing boundaries in recent years. Rather than rocking the boat they’ve arguably been sailing in calm waters for a long time. Read More
Back in the mid to late 80’s, De La Soul and The Beastie Boys were chopping up vinyl and crafting hip hop’s iconic sound by sampling some of the worlds best known songs. It’s fair to say copyright wasn’t the first thing on their minds. Read More
The digital marketing world has birthed another acronym. Because, apparently we needed one. Read More