Justin Bieber criticized Apple's Messages app for its confusing design, particularly the dual function of the send and microphone buttons. He claims this leads to accidental interruptions while listening to music. Despite his complaints, millions still use the app without issues.

Donald Trump's new Board of Peace logo, unveiled at the World Economic Forum, closely resembles the UN logo but is simplified to focus on North America and rendered in gold. The design has sparked online mockery, with many pointing out its similarities to the original UN emblem.

Pantone has announced its Color of the Year for 2026 as "Cloud Dancer," a shade of white. Critics are unimpressed, calling it bland and evoking feelings of despair rather than inspiration. The article discusses the mixed reactions from creatives and highlights the disconnect between Pantone’s lofty intentions and public perception.

Apple's new Font Book icon has drawn backlash from designers for its simplification. The updated design replaces multiple typefaces with a single sans-serif letter, leading to confusion about the app's function. While some appreciate the cleaner look, many feel it lacks the character of the previous version.

Apple has introduced a playful, 3D version of its logo on the Apple TV web page, which has drawn criticism from some fans who find it unattractive and childish. However, the author argues that it's a fun nod to Apple's colorful design history, and the logo had already been featured in ads for the Apple One subscription.

Fans have expressed strong criticism of the new Eurovision logo, describing it as unappealing and poorly designed. The backlash highlights the passionate engagement of Eurovision supporters with the visual identity of the event. Many have taken to social media to voice their discontent, using humor and sarcasm to emphasize their opinions.

Designers continue to express disdain for the Papyrus font, citing its overuse and lack of professionalism in design projects. Despite its iconic status, many in the design community argue that it detracts from the quality of work and should be avoided in favor of more suitable typefaces. The article highlights various opinions and humorous takes on the font's reputation.