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OpinionOct 13, 2026
The Como 1907 Visual Identity Was Built From a Town, Not a Logo
In seven years, a bankrupt club from a lakeside town went from Italy's fourth division to the Champions League, and its visual identity got there before the team did. The interesting part isn't the logo; it's what they chose to build instead.
EditorialOct 12, 2026
Cookbook Design Starts Where the Reading Chair Ends
Most books are designed to be read sitting down. A cookbook gets read standing up, out of order, with butter on your fingers, and the best ones solve problems you never noticed you had.
IndustriesOct 9, 2026
Why Healthy Drink Branding Stopped Looking Like Medicine
Healthy drinks have been on shelves for decades, yet nobody wanted to be caught holding one. What changed wasn't inside the can, and once you see it, you'll spot it in every fridge.
OpinionOct 7, 2026
What America.gov Design Means for the Future of Government Websites
America.gov is the U.S. government's new AI-powered front door, built by the National Design Studio under the country's first Chief Design Officer, Joe Gebbia. It skips the seals and menus and opens with a single question, and the reason behind that choice may change how every public website gets designed.