
Why We Build a Physical Model Before We Render an Exhibition Stand
A look at why ZKO still builds small scale physical models for exhibition stands before committing to a 3D render, and what a model catches that a screen cannot.
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A look at why ZKO still builds small scale physical models for exhibition stands before committing to a 3D render, and what a model catches that a screen cannot.
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React 19.3 is out, moving View Transitions and Fragment Refs from experimental to stable, plus a new browser only API and Trusted Types support.
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Perplexity's Comet browser has landed on Android over a year after its desktop debut, and the delay says more than the launch itself.
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How we solved time zone confusion in the global events calendar we built for Maxim Comms, so a delegate in Singapore and one in London see the same event at the right local time.
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London Design Festival's Shoreditch Design Triangle has relaunched as Shoreditch Design Week, its largest dedicated district, running over one hundred venues across East London.
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The 2026 State of CSS survey shows most developers still write the majority of their CSS by hand, and the reason is worth more attention than the anchor positioning headline.
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How we built the before and after photography system for Frshr's leather restoration website so results look credible rather than staged.
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Safari 27 is out with an MCP server for coding agents, a customisable native select element, and a model element that brings 3D content into HTML without a library.
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Luma's Capture app needs nothing more than an iPhone to hand back a usable Gaussian splat, which changes when 3D capture is worth doing at all.
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How we designed the booking flow for Jason's Private Drivers so a traveller commits to a private driver in Sri Lanka before ever meeting them.
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