Eharmony rebrands to help people “make better dating choices”
The online dating site was founded in 2000, and has a new website, app and branding in a bid to set itself apart from newer dating apps.
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Can Graphic Design Save Your Life? asks Wellcome Collection's new exhibition
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How to: shine in an interview
In the latest of its “How to: Guides”, recruitment agency Vitamin T offers a step-by-step guide on how to make the best impact possible in an interview situation.
RCA Secret anonymous postcard exhibition set to return
The Royal College of Art’s annual exhibition and sale has previously seen the likes of Margaret Calvert, Grayson Perry and James Dyson donate original pieces of work.
V&A Dundee embarks on tour of Scotland to inspire tomorrow's designers
Design teams will take on regional challenges in Orkney, Caithness, Shetland, Govan and Aberdeen where established designers will be grouped together with young people.
YouTube reveals new logo and app design
The social media platform has taken on a “cleaner” look, with a logo incorporating a play button symbol and an app that aims to be more “intuitive”.
Fitbit Ionic smartwatch could rival Apple and Samsung
The fitness brand has moved into smartphone territory with its new watch, which can download apps, play music and complete contactless payments, alongside tracking steps and calories.
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