We are often seduced by novel patterns that save space but this pattern is problematic. Here's why: Floating labels start inside the text box leaving no space for an additional hint. Floating labels typically have small text, so that as it floats, it takes up a small amount of space.

William Hamilton Page was not the first American to earn a living cutting slabs of end-grain sugar maple into precisely ornate blocks of wood type, but he was definitely the first American to push this once-ubiquitous printing format into the realm of fine art.

Fontjoy helps designers choose the best font combinations using deep learning

Whenever I write anything about Design Sprints (DS), run a DS workshop or basically post anything process related involving post-its, I get the same type of comment: "So, this is is basically Design Thinking, right?" It's not that people are being ignorant, there is just genuine confusion about what Design Thinking (DT) is and how it compares to other design processes.