I've shared a resource exploring the psychological and aesthetic reasons behind our preference for rounded corners in design, looking at how they appear friendlier and more natural to the human eye than sharp edges.
I prepared for the Citibank Leadership award interview at IIM Bangalore while recovering from a fractured ankle. I found they prioritized well-rounded personalities, weighing personal experiences and communication skills heavily based on my written application and resume.
I found Altervistas, a niche search engine dedicated to indexing strange and obscure websites. It offers a portal into the unconventional corners of the internet, helping users discover fringe content that mainstream engines might miss.
By tracing and merging simple shapes, PowerPoint can recreate complex icons like an address card, making it a viable substitute for Illustrator for many practical design tasks.
I found a collection of bizarre and unconventional Star Trek fan websites, highlighting the stranger corners of the fandom's online presence as featured on TechTV's list of internet oddities from the early 2000s.
A comic-serious catalog of nibbling as a sensory habit turns tiny bodily and food rituals into an oddly precise taxonomy of pleasure, texture, and compulsion.