In this post from our Copycat Design Series, we’ll walk through how to recreate one of the most iconic logos of all time: the Olympic rings. Along the way, we’ll dig into the history, explore the official brand guidelines, and learn some Illustrator techniques that you can apply to any design project. Table of ContentsA Brief History of the Olympic SymbolSetting Up Your WorkspaceBuilding the...
Juggling back-to-school schedules? Instead of typing practices and games into Apple Calendar one by one, I used ChatGPT to instantly generate an iCal file. With a single download, all the events appeared in our shared family calendar—saving time and preventing mistakes. Here’s how you can do it too.
Tired of seeing generic “(Item)” breadcrumbs on your Wix Studio Dynamic Pages? Learn how to create custom breadcrumb trails that display your item’s actual name using Velo code. This step-by-step guide walks you through identifying the right dataset, CMS fields, and breadcrumb IDs—plus exactly how to update the script to suit your project.
Easily control your site's max width in Wix Studio with this quick tip. Learn how to set global and per-section width limits to keep your content clean and readable especially on large screens.
Learn how to change units in Photoshop, including pixels, inches, and millimeters. This beginner-friendly guide shows you where to update your measurement settings, how to fix mismatched units in the toolbar, and reveals a hidden Control-click (Mac) or right-click (PC) trick every designer should know.
Learn the essential Ruby concepts that tripped me up (and then clicked) during coding bootcamp! This beginner-friendly post covers interpolation, conditional logic, nesting, and string concatenation—with clear examples and real explanations that helped me understand how Ruby actually works.
Wondering how Ruby loops really work? This beginner-friendly post covers loop blocks, infinite loops, and how to stop them with break. Clear examples and pro tips from my Bootcamp notes!
New to Ruby? This beginner-friendly guide answers five common questions I had during coding Bootcamp—including how break works in loops, what == really means, how to name variables, and the difference between puts, print, and p. Clear explanations, helpful examples, and links to more in-depth learning.
One of the many Ruby notes I wrote during my coding Bootcamp! This quick explainer covers comparison and logic operators—symbols like == and &&—and how they help Ruby make decisions.
Learn how to use Photoshop artboards like Illustrator to design and manage multi-format campaigns in one organized, print-ready file.