Our most popular stories of the week

1. New research has revealed the top five things clients dislike about design consultancies.

2. Seymour Powell has created a new design for the Lynx deodorant can – a fixture in many a teenage boy’s bedroom. Elmwood has created a new identity for Lynx.

3. JKR has created new designs for McVitie’s biscuits as part of a £12 million brand relaunch.

Our most popular Tweet of the week

Nice piece on Sochi logo from @NewYorker . One of the few Olympic logos without drawn elements: http://t.co/Z2JrvIqyMl pic.twitter.com/JkGZcSxqeN

— Design Week (@Design_Week) February 4, 2014

Our favourite Tweets of the week

Just think, if designers did strikes how well considered their placards would be.

— Paul Bailey (@paulmarkbailey) February 6, 2014

Spirit of the age… RT @ThePoke: Valentine’s card of the year pic.twitter.com/dDxQZXPZxC

— 26 (@26characters) February 6, 2014

Haha RT @ryan: This is by far the best bit of user interface design I have ever seen. Ever. EVER. pic.twitter.com/jPXj6tJQVX

— jonronson (@jonronson) February 4, 2014

Quote of the week

‘A student once copied a design of mine verbatim. Every single word barring the name (which they naturally changed to theirs) was set exactly as it was in the original piece. Same typeface, colours, the lot. Best thing was they came to see me for feedback on it.’ Craig Oldham is one of several designers who share their stories about being ripped off .

Image of the week

So simple, but we’re really taken by Build’s responsive identity for Belgian digital agency Bureau347.

Our favourite website

www.olympicstory.com is a fantastic infographic-filled run-down of the history of the Winter Olympics.

Design stories in the national press

Architecture journalist Shumi Bose presents the first episode of BBC Radio 4 series The Design Dimension.

Apple products dominate a list of top ten ‘most breakable products’, the Telegraph reports.

The Times talks to Matt Miller and John Sinclair about how they founded studio Ustwo.