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Two designers in discussion at a table with a book titled “VERSIONS” placed between them. One is wearing a white sweatshirt with the words “Human-centered Design” and “ArtVersion” on the sleeve.

Technology and Design Coexist Here

When people visit our studios, they often notice how closely design and technology sit next to each other — literally and in terms of process. Our teams share...

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New Site Launch Happened. Now What?

Launching a new website can feel like crossing a finish line. And it should feel that way because a site redesign is a major effort with countless moving...

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Serif Is Back: The Return of Character

Design loves to swing like a pendulum. What feels fresh today can look tired tomorrow, only to come back around with sharper edges and a new perspective. Typography...

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How to Fix Website Usability Issues

I recently visited a site where a promotional pop-up had a close button that also shut down the entire mobile menu. What should have been a simple tap...

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ArtVersion Joins Inc. 5000 Community

ArtVersion has joined Inc. 5000 Community through the selection of its Principal & Creative Director, Goran Paun, for membership in the Inc. Leadership Forum—an invitation-only network of visionary founders, CEOs,...

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Designing for AI or Designing for People?

As artificial intelligence reshapes our digital environments, a critical question has emerged in UX and interface design: are we still designing for humans or increasingly for machines? In...

Collaborative review sessions help align teams around user needs—an essential part of adopting a user-centric model.

What Is a User-Centric Model?

A user-centric model is a framework that prioritizes the needs, expectations, and behaviors of users at every stage of a product or service’s lifecycle. Whether in web design,...

A mobile notification design that exemplifies visual clarity and user delight—simple copy, vibrant palette, and intuitive iconography come together to create a moment that feels as good as it functions.

Yes, Design Is About Beauty

Branding, Design, Aesthetics, Usability, UI, UX, User Experience, User Interface Design, Visual Design, Visual Branding, Interaction Design, Creative, Cognitive Fluency, User Engagement, Designing for Satisfaction, Visual Communication, Delight, Accessibility