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A design fad that's been around for awhile now is the "blueprint" look: people drawing architectural blueprints/sketches either as a background to their roughed-out icon, or integrating a blueprint into the icon/design itself. What does the blueprint represent?

Unfinished, in flux

Creativity, making something brand n

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Laurent Baumann is a brilliantly talented designer and is very well-known within the Mac UI customization community for his icon sets and work on Bowtie among many other projects. He's currently working on a next generation Mac theming app Architect and its soon-to-be-unveiled partner app, Façade. I caught up with him

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When I first started designing for the web (don't ask how long ago that was!) I was constantly finding websites that had a particular "look" that I didn't know how to reproduce. When you're a flat-out beginner you don't have anything in your mental repertoire to pull from — techniques and concepts that you can do

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One of my favorite pieces of UI design on the iPhone is the toggle switch that lets you turn something on or off. The design and the smooth flow between the two states is perfect. I thought it'd be fun to emulate this element in Photoshop as a quick tutorial.

Step 1: Design The Button

For maximum flexibility, I'm goi

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