Today’s big news from India’s tech ecosystem underscores something that creative teams and digital professionals need to take seriously. Today’s big news from India’s tech ecosystem underscores something that creative teams.
AI has changed how we design, but it hasn’t changed why we design. Tools can automate execution, but they cannot replace the human ability to think strategically, emotionally, and contextually.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has announced a landmark $17.5 billion investment in India over the next four years to build out AI and cloud infrastructure, expand data centers.
The merge of spatial AI + design thinking means the next generation of websites won’t just look good, they will feel interactive and dimensional.
Today’s AI advancements are not about replacing designers, they’re about amplifying human creativity. When tools get smarter, designers get stronger.
AI can now study how users interact with branded content, how long they stay, what they scroll past, and what makes them engage.
As a graphic and website development company, we see algorithms as the bridge between creative design and real-world performance.
Brands are moving beyond flat graphics and static layouts to create immersive, interactive, and visually rich experiences, especially on websites, product pages, and digital campaigns.
Over the last 24 hours, the design community has been buzzing about how rapidly AI-powered tools are reshaping creative work. From layout suggestions to automated mockups and smart branding systems.
The investment will create jobs, boost cumulative exports to $80 billion, and deliver AI benefits to 15 million small businesses.
New reports say that major AI labs just got the worst possible grades on an existential-safety audit. According to the study, many labs, including names we’ve come to trust, are falling short on safety protocols, transparency, and long-term risk readiness
Just read about an AI model that taught itself basic physics directly from raw data, no human-written equations. The model, dubbed AI‑Newton, shows that AI isn’t just mimicking human output anymore..
Have you ever marveled at a stunning image of a product that doesn't physically exist yet? Or walked through a virtual home that's still just blueprints?
In the world of business, we often hear two terms that are thrown around as if they are the same thing: branding and marketing. They are not. Think of them as two sides of the same coin.
a strong online presence is not just an option but a necessity for businesses to thrive. Digital spaces have evolved into complex ecosystems where every scroll, and interaction shapes.
