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⫸ New @cssdesignawards banners and certificates, with a visual system inspired by flowers.
⫸ Read the case via the link in the comments – we break down how we made it and what the bright floral concept means.
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⫸ APIs are abstract until the interface gives them a job.
⫸ For Oliwio, the telecom API card turns a technical product into one clear scenario: what it does, where it fits, and what to do next. The 3D graphic gives the website a recognizable focal point.
⫸ Explore more digital product design 👇
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⫸ A technology logo doesn’t need to abandon a company’s history to signal change.
⫸ For DSK Supply, we updated the mark into an adaptive symbol that connects the existing identity with a broader branding system for AgriTech drones.
⫸ See the case 👇
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⫸ In part 5 of our series on building a recommendation system for a video platform, our CTO Max Mishanin explains how we expanded search beyond traditional text queries.
⫸ How do you recommend similar videos when “similar” doesn’t necessarily mean “same topic”?
⫸ In part 4 of our recommendation system series, CTO Max Mishanin breaks down how we used labels and user interactions with AWS Personalize to go beyond basic content categories and find connections based on the way videos are structured and consumed.
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Full-width CTA VS Compact CTA ↔️🔘
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⫸ An AI recruitment landing page has two jobs: explain the ambition and make the right people curious.
⫸ For BrainShells, a translucent 3D form gives the hero a clear focal point, while the copy stays direct – an AI-first team looking for senior engineers.
⫸ See the case 👇
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Full case study 👇
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⫸ How much information should a logo really carry on its own?
⫸ Trying to show the industry, product, technology, and brand personality in one mark usually asks too much from a very small piece of design.
⫸ A logo needs to be recognizable, flexible, and distinct enough to build memory over time.
⫸ The website, landing page, copy, imagery, and product can do the explaining.
⫸ Sometimes a simpler symbol gives the rest of the identity much more room to work.
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⫸ Careers pages can become a wall of vacancies.
⫸ For Belka Games, role filters and oversized job cards turn the search into a clear, playful interface – still practical, still part of the game studio’s website.
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Full case study 👇
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⫸ An older piece from us, still useful: when is refactoring worth it?
⫸ Migration, optimization, cleanup – real cases and what to calculate before you commit.
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