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The Verge, a well -known technological site, has recently undergone significant changes in design, including the introduction of a new design system.

Adobe does not stop developing its applications, despite increasing competition. The new updates presented at the Adobe Max conference are absolutely amazing.

This month, Zurb celebrates the fifth anniversary of its Foundation framework. This open project is known for its adaptive grid, CSS and HTML components of the user interface, code pieces and templates.

The EBAY, a well -known auction, has launched Ebay Collective - a new site to find furniture and other home products with a unique visual search feature.

The article considers the rethinking of the Pandora logo in the framework of the Web 2.0 design, with an emphasis on the use of bright gradients and rounded angles.

Oculus Rift announces its own web browser known as Carmel, which should work on Oculus Rift and Gear VR.

The new version of Affinity Designer, as a great alternative to Adobe, offers a number of new opportunities and improvements that are optimized for MacOS Sierra.

This article views Adobe updates in Photoshop and Premiere Elements 15, focuses on making photo and video content.

Adobe is a game with their stock photos, Adobe Stock, which allows users to download, sell and track their own photos, vectors and videos.

The opera presents a large update of its browser with the code name "Reborn", which includes support for popular messengers.

The article analyzes the new Huffpost design, highlighting changes in the style and impact of a new image on readers.

Google Earth has undergone serious changes in recent years, which has allowed users to receive the detailed perspective of lots of locations on the planet, and has now presented a new release.

The article is considered by Quartz, a digital news publisher that is focused on presenting the global perspective to readers. Particular attention is paid to the development of Quartz index, a unique form of digital story that transcends traditional websites and news tapes.

Given the success of Google Open projects, such as Kubernetes and Tensorflow, the company again took a step towards an open source by launching a new site for all its open projects.

Vivaldi Browser, created by Opera, Jon Von Tetzchner, presents a viewing story that provides users with a detailed review of their behavior on the network.