Sometimes great design looks like magic — but behind every clean and balanced visual are simple principles anyone can use ✨

We’ve put together a mini-guide with essential rules: how to build a color palette, choose the right fonts, use whitespace, and place accents so the viewer’s eye lands exactly where you want it 🎨

Swipe through the carousel and save it for later — these tips will help you create cleaner, more harmonious and more professional designs in no time 🚀

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This year, St. Nicholas visited UI/UX team — and brought not the usual gifts, but the ones that actually save projects: a “snow-spray” against endless revisions, auto-alignment lights for a perfect grid, a gingerbread plugin that finally understands the brief and a snow globe with the ideal test user 😉

In the carousel, we’re sharing what he “delivered” to the UI/UX crew today — scroll for the full set 🎄✨

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Color of the Year 2026: Airy White 🤍✨

A soft, weightless neutral created to bring calm, clarity, and quiet confidence into every space. Airy White reflects the global shift toward mindful living — where simplicity becomes a source of strength.

Alongside the star shade of 2026, the palette includes other supporting tones you’ll notice in this season’s creatives: gentle pastels, muted earth-inspired hues, and cool modern neutrals.

Together, they create a harmonious visual language that feels fresh, grounded, and beautifully balanced ☁️

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We’ve curated a list of useful websites for UI/UX designers — platforms that support inspiration, structure, research, and everyday design decisions.

1️⃣ ENDLESS TOOLS

2️⃣ COSMOS.SO

3️⃣ COOLORS.CO

4️⃣ THE NOUN PROJECT

Product teams widely use these resources to build clearer interfaces, improve user experience, and work more efficiently.

Save this post — it’s a practical toolkit for designers working on digital products 💫

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