Dating apps are redesigning to find users love in lockdown
While the pandemic has presented clear challenges for people looking to date, apps have attempted to meet these difficulties – and explore new opportunities.
Dementia wellbeing brand Relish reveals “sensorial” redesign
Our Design Agency has created the new look for Relish (previously Active Minds) which produces games and activities for people living with dementia.
Match’s rebrand hopes to take the anxiety out of modern-day dating
New York-based studio Collins has designed the new and “more inclusive” identity for the dating app, which turns 25 this year.
Ocean plastic clean-up enterprise reveals streetwear-inspired rebrand
20something has designed the new visual identity for Seven Clean Seas, which works in some of the world’s most plastic-polluted areas.
Design Week Awards 2021 judges revealed
Designer Morag Myerscough, Design Bridge chief creative officer Emma Follett, Ustwo design lead Dominic Fisher, creative director Kate Dawkins and Polaroid chief design officer Ignacio Germade are among those to
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As the global competitive gaming sector soars, designers are helping esports teams and organisations face the future without forgetting the past.
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