From bold hues to statement prints, fashion this year is all about standing out. Here’s a look at the hottest colours and patterns taking over 2025. Fashion is a dynamic canvas. Every year, new hues ...

"Which blockchain are you building on?" It's the question I hear at every tech conference, startup meetup, and investor pitch. As a technology journalist who's covered the blockchain space for over a ...

When designing applications, it is important to know when to use an abstract class and when to use an interface. Although abstract classes and interfaces seem similar in some ways, there are key ...

There’s no question Adobe InDesign was already a very accomplished DTP application, and although there are no major new features, all the small improvements introduced since last year make for a much ...

Installation view of Gabriel de la Mora’s ‘Sound Inscriptions on Fabric’ at the Drawing Center (all photos by the author for Hyperallergic) There are no drawings on the walls for the Drawing Center’s ...

Imagine navigating through a forest, where each tree represents a family, and its roots represent its members that span back many generations. The roots, entwined and deep, hold the shared experiences ...

When you copy from Word or other applications, the copied content is held on the clipboard temporarily. The software that you paste in will decide if it will accept the format from the source document ...

It is to learn how do you save InDesign files in a lower version. Note that you cannot technically save an InDesign document to an older version, however, some steps can be taken to make newer ...

The primary authors of this post are Dirk B. Walther (University of Toronto) and Claudia Damiano (KU Leuven) Have you ever stood before an abstract painting, feeling a surge of emotion but struggling ...

Adobe InDesign is an incredibly powerful, and somewhat complex desktop publishing application. The new additions are most welcome and are sure to help speed up the workflow of many professionals. A ...

Ken Van Haren and Chris Stanley were data scientists at Google and Square, respectively, who found themselves frustrated by how much time they were spending wrangling infrastructure versus doing ...