The questions about typography appear every time a new website or blog is created. The bad news is that there are no simple, clear-cut answers to them. The good is that there are some general frames that can be used as an initial point of reference.

Released in March this year, Adobe Experience Design is a new all-in-one tool that lets you design and prototype websites and mobile apps. for websites and mobile apps. XD is still in beta and available for Mac with a Windows version on track for a release later in 2016.

Pokémon Go is amazing. Everywhere in the world, millions of people go outside, explore their surroundings and meet like-minded monster hunters. It's the first time augmented reality has been applied to create a succesful, lasting and engaging experience. It's like nothing else! Unfortunately, its UX design could definitely be better.

On a roof in a city This photo was taken at night at Top of The Rock. It's an observation deck that offers a breathtaking view of New York. The story behind this photo has to do with the person I met in the process of getting this photo.

The new, updated Google Fonts is a treasure trove of open source, totally free-to-use typefaces. From classic to creative, the new font selection supports over 135 languages, and is set up to let typography buffs easily discover new fonts by browsing through style categories like Serif or Handwriting.