The Art Of The Passive-Aggressive Redesign

“Hey, nice website you’ve got there. I made a better version of it, just so you know what that would look like.” The weird history of unsolicited redesigns.

Russell Brandom 9 months ago 46 responses

Paramount Pictures 100th Anniversary on joblo.com ›

The film industry is getting old. To celebrate becoming a centaur centenarian, Paramount is treating itself with the tamest logo redesign ever.

JoBlo.com a year ago respond

“High Times” Magazine Rolls Out Redesign

Entering its 38th year, “High Times” Magazine ditched its previous tabloid design for a friendlier red-boxed logo on the cover of its January 2012 issue, featuring 92 different celebrity stoners. These high times, they are a-changin’.

Steve B a year ago 29 responses

New Diet Coke Can Design

For Fall 2011, Diet Coke is releasing this ultra-hipster, minimalist (?) look. Same formula, different dress. What do you think? View Image ›

foodbeast a year ago 8 responses

New Facebook Layout

Everyone’s talking about Facebook’s upcoming redesign, in which the friend-tracking(stalking) News Feed will go at an almost “real-time” stream. This not only lets you seriously keep track of exes, but also allows advertisers to more frequently pop up on your front page. View Image ›

Lindsey W. 4 years ago 11 responses

BuzzFeed 2.0

We’ve redesigned. But there’s more to come! Hope you like the new look (props to our designer, Chris, and Mark and Eric on the development side), but we’ll also be rolling out some new features in the months to come that will bring you buzz in all sorts of new ways. You can sign up now to get info about our new publishing platform. And if you’ve got tips, hit our editors at editor@buzzfeed.com. Read More ›

Scott Lamb 5 years ago respond