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Color isn’t just about wavelength; context plays a crucial role too. For instance, an image of strawberries might appear red to us even if there are no red pixels. Our brains perform color correction based on lighting and familiar colors. This phenom

Is it just me or y'all are also annoyed by the recent changes in @WhatsApp UI/UX. Idk about iOS but WhatsApp Android is getting uglier. I mean what is up with this new neon color palette? Hurts my eye. We, humans, hate change. Team at WhatsApp,

Hi, Basically I liked the idea of this app, but here is the feedback I would like to give: 1.Maybe the UI should be more attractive, a bit of more colors, this is because now the feed looks like just a pile of notes. 2.I liked the smooth transition

Hey friends! As a white color, I've realized that I have a superpower - the ability to mix and match with any other color! This versatility makes me a great team player and a valuable asset in many different situations. Just like how white paint ca

Tailwind CSS is a utility-first CSS framework that streamlines web design with predefined classes for layout, spacing, colors, typography, and more. Unlike traditional frameworks like Bootstrap, which rely on pre-built components, Tailwind lets you s

In the last one year, I have noticed a new pattern in ETFs. If the index falls by 2%, your ETF will fall by 2.5%. If the index grows by 5%, your ETF will only grow by 3%. This extra gap is not adjusted later by the AMC in India. This means that ETFs

Apple isn’t a tech company—it’s a cult of obsession. People camp out in freezing weather, skip meals, and wait hours—just for the chance to buy the latest iPhone. Here’s how Steve Jobs built the most addictive products on the planet: Steve Jobs kn

Branding and Its Importance Meet Ananya, a college student with a love for baking. She started making cakes for friends and family, and her small business, “Ananya’s Treats,” became popular. However, Ananya noticed a problem. While her cakes were de

WHAT IS A BRAND? A brand is something people feel about a product or a company. It is not the logo of your brand, it is not the color, it is not the identity, it is not the product. It’s the emotion that your business puts in your customer’s mind. So

You see the person in the first image? That's Dr.Nichols, a Massachusetts chemist who first came up with the idea of a twist cube puzzle with six colored faces. It was a 2x2x2 cube. In the year 1968, he constructed a working prototype and in Ap