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Milestone accomplishments are great, but Sweeten founder Jean Brownhill explains why she finds the most joy in the everyday moments.

Trends come and go, but they provide a meaningful look into modern ideas about aesthetics and usability.

Industrial designer Linda Jiang offers her best advice for taking a career leap.

Emerge212 in New York City gets its inspiration from museums and hotels.

The professional networking platform is big on color, collaboration and nostalgia.

Office design plays an important role in employee productivity and a brand's image.

Joy Cho discusses her tricks for Instagram success and bringing happiness to your followers every day.

Offering Chanel No. 5 and infused water for its members, Bond Collective aims to create an atmosphere that feels simultaneously exclusive and welcoming.

The new HQ is outfitted with everything from a park to a yoga room

On our latest podcast 'How Success Happens' Witold Rybczynski shares how studying everyday things can reveal some surprising insights on the nature of invention.

Wow them with skill sets businesses need to get started.

You have to be able to explain your vision if you expect your web developer to share your vision.

Laurel & Wolf founder and CEO Leura Fine explains why Instagram is the perfect fit for her visually-driven business.

Have a long layover? Hopefully you're in Munich so you can go for a surf session or in Portland to catch a feature film.

Most startups are merely solutions in search of problems. You might think you know what your users want, and you might even get the design right by building something beautiful. Unless you start with the right design, however, your startup is as good as scrap.

The image is of a fully-functional spacesuit SpaceX will use during its first crewed missions.

From a standing desk to a wireless charging station, these 15 items are great ideas for a creative and productive home office.

In moving to a new space, Updater put its own ideas about moving to the test.

Visual content is king.

Hutch's Bea Fischel-Bock says you shouldn't be afraid to put something that seems unfinished into your customers hands. You never know what you'll discover.

Bischoff biscuits for everyone!