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Studio coverage on Europa Now: the small European teams shipping other people's big products.
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Inside Depth: A Figma Plugin That Brings 3D Rendering to the Design Canvas
A designer built a 3D renderer plugin for Figma to speed up iteration on product websites. The tool lets teams preview models and lighting without leaving their design workspace.
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How Decathlon's Yestalgia Site Turned Nostalgia Into Code
A deep dive into the technical and design choices behind Decathlon's '90s-inspired capsule collection website, where art direction met developer constraints and a Walkman became the navigation.
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Boxer's AI Coach: How Arduino's New Nesso N1 Powers Real-Time Fight Analytics
A maker has built a wearable boxing band using Arduino's latest development board to track punches, heart rate and performance metrics in real time, turning training data into actionable feedback.
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Arduino Core on Zephyr reaches 1.0.0 with VENTUNO Q support and camera capabilities
Arduino has released version 1.0.0 of ArduinoCore-Zephyr, marking a major milestone with new hardware support, an upgraded Zephyr base, and extensive stability improvements.
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How a Developer Built a Music-Reactive Portfolio with Three.js and WebGPU
Run Rob Run demonstrates how to craft a responsive digital object that morphs from an organic blob into a cube while reacting selectively to music. The project reveals the technical and artistic choices behind making motion feel intentional rather than chaotic.
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Building a Timeless Digital Archive: How Chems.Studio's Website Balances Growth with Coherence
A New York creative studio needed more than a portfolio—it needed a system that could absorb years of diverse work into a single visual language without losing its character. The solution: designing an archive that prioritizes the work itself.
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How a Design Studio Built a Website That Looks Like It's Running on 1988 Hardware
PX PUSH, a subscription design studio serving the decentralisation movement, wanted its website to match how it operates: transparent and fast-moving. The team achieved this by wrapping the entire experience in a simulated CRT monitor and filling it with references to 1980s corporate culture.
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How FLOT NOIR Transformed a Generic Template Into MERSI's Signature Digital Home
The Paris architecture studio needed more than a website redesign—it needed to reclaim its digital identity. FLOT NOIR rebuilt their Webflow presence from the ground up, blending editorial restraint with custom interactions to create something that finally matched the precision of their work.