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The most elegant, simple and powerful web-tool for designing websites, presentations, portfolios and all kinds of digital publications.

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  1. 2 hours ago

    Portfolio by , a designer and visual artist currently based in Cologne, Germany: → More projects can be found in Explore: →

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    19 hours ago

    WEBPicks: created this project exploring women’s impact on design history to combat gender inequity in the design world.

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  3. Sep 30

    : digital catalog by : → More projects can be found in Explore: →

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    Sep 29

    .’s Designing Women is a new online publication that thoughtfully collects the work and careers of women who have pushed back against inequality in design “one by one by one by one” >

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  5. Sep 27

    Website by Linear design agency: → More projects can be found in Explore: →

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  6. Sep 27

    Longread by Pavel Kedich about , a one-room weekend retreat designed and constructed by : → More projects can be found in Explore: →

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  7. Sep 26

    New Sandbox tutorial on shape widget is out! It offers practical suggestions on how to add shapes, create borders of different colors and density, and use icons in order to improve mobile performance of a project: →

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  8. Sep 25

    Portfolio by , a New York-based designer and creative director: → More projects can be found in Explore: →

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  9. Sep 25

    Why bother to web projects? Well, sometimes you just can’t stop polishing your . And sometimes there is a new agenda set by the customer. We talked with three awesome who made bold changes to already great projects: →

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    Sep 24

    Just 1 out of 5 working designers are women, whereas 7 out of 10 design students are female. A new project by highlights the impact of women in design and raises awareness of the ongoing gender imbalance in the industry.

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  11. Sep 24

    Website by Headless Horse, a full-service creative studio that has worked with , , Rolls-Royce, , and , among others: → More projects can be found in Explore: →

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  12. Sep 24

    your project to Explore before October 22 to get a chance to be nominated for the Readymag Award! The Award will be granted in several categories, and the winner of each category will receive a free subscription for a Professional plan for a year.

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  13. Sep 23

    We've added alt tags to images as a way to increase the web accessibility of Readymag projects! Check our Product Updates page for more info: →

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  14. Sep 23

    ⚡️ There’s only one day left to vote for on Awwwards: →

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  15. Sep 23

    Portfolio by Birgitte Lindtvedt, Oslo ACT graphic design student: → More projects can be found in Explore: →

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    Sep 20

    A new project by highlights the impact of women in design and raises awareness of the ongoing gender imbalance in the industry.

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  17. Sep 20

    Website by La Textilera Dotaciones, Bogotá-based clothing brand: → More projects can be found in Explore: →

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  18. Sep 20

    Vote for Designing women on Awwwards: → Designing Women—a new project highlighting women’s impact on the industry: →

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  19. Sep 19

    Personal project by Dmitry Semenov — a collection of everything useful for people working in creative industries of all types: → More projects can be found in Explore: →

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  20. Sep 19

    “I believe information based on facts, statistics, and the perspectives of design theorists and practitioners is the best basis for new discussion and positive change.” In this article we explain how we worked on a project : →

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