In the world of humankind, creativity is a trait we deeply value and hold in high esteem. Creative people have been at the forefront of nearly all advancements in all human societies throughout history. However, we often forget that truly creative individuals often lead lives of anonymous struggle, facing challenges and psychological burdens. In this article, we will delve into the paradoxical nature of creativity, exploring its role in human society and the unique experiences of the creative individual.

Wayne Dube

Editor

I could ramble on and on about where specific songs take me back to all day – Alté has the effect of catapulting me back to fond memories in my life.

Edwina Omokaro

Editor

A UX designer’s guide to user psychology: Get a list of the most relevant design principles & cognitive biases that will help you build more habit-forming products.

maxi cabrera

Editor

Motion can make a beautiful website, but it can also cause harm. Learn how to account for accessibility while delivering award-winning experiences.

Corey Moen

Editor

Cross-cultural design is not a walk in the park. To be effective, designers need to consider not only language differences, but cultural tendencies, values, customs, and taboos.

Jon Vieira

Designer

Symbolism (also called semiotics) is a powerful tool in human communication. It is how we convey ideas that are too complex or nebulous for words, and it allows us to do so across language barriers. And graphic design, which is all about communicating through recognizable imagery, regularly depends on symbolism.

Johnny Levanier

Designer