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Invisible text? Black font colour with dark mode, great innovation! Medial Mod

Colour ≠ Luxury. The right colour combinations = Luxury. Anyone can pick a fancy shade like emerald green, royal burgundy, or gold. But what makes a brand truly feel premium is how these colours are paired. Deep green with muted gold. Burgundy with

Why Indians Prefer Traditional Wear in Fashion Traditional wear in India isn’t just fashion — it’s culture. From sarees to kurtas, these outfits reflect heritage, identity, and celebration. Despite modern trends, Indians continue to embrace ethnic w

only men shirting business is good idea ? where we will focus on office going people (age 22-35)..price range (1500-2000)... Indian market will accept it...?? SKU or design around : 10-12 only start with few design and solid colour..after every few m

Why do people still wear Babaji wali dandi rings? Not because they love the design. Not because it feels personal. But because — till now — there was no brand that specialised in gemstone rings. We saw this gap clearly. At Myra, we’re not just “ad

Why are most of the brand's apps icons so similar like these, do they convey anything? I'd prefer the first design over the second.

Nowadays a new scam is going on that is Colour trading So called influencer promote this but have you wonder they always used to say about 200 percent profit but no one says it's dark side Go for Trading not for color Trading

We are thrilled to announce that we’re launching a 10-minute food delivery app, and we need your help! 🙌 We’re in the final stages of logo design, and your input would mean the world to us. 🎨✨ Can you please share your thoughts on: Colour combin

Everyday Style Meets Comfort: White & Black Clogs for Men If you’ve been looking for some shoes that are straightforward, dependable, and uncomplicated, white clogs for men are a reliable choice. They are lightweight, slide on in a split second, and

“Dark Patterns vs Ethical UX: The Psychology of Design That Builds or Breaks Trust” Dark Patterns are manipulative design tactics that trick users into taking actions they didn’t intend—like adding hidden costs, confusing opt-outs, or guilt-tripping