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Design of the week

• The Øyafestivalen website, sparks lots of discussions around amongst designers and devs round the lunch table these days. It has a lot of good but also some fairly intrusive elements.
• In the world of typography, we're intrigued by American Grotesk from Kim Type Foundry. Timely launch, curious to see which candidate puts it to use first.
• Well would you look at that! As it turns out, we have a namesake design studio in Quebec, and will be reaching out to see if we can join forces in renewing our brand guidelines.

Tech of the week

• SEO agencies are scrambling to read the 2500 page document detailing the Google algorithm that recently leaked. Google has later confirmed authenticity of the leaked document.
• A scary story detailing how Cloudflare asked for tons of money or they would take down a bunch of domains.
• Daylight, "a more caring computer," promises healthier and more humane computers. Pretty impressive tech, too, with it's 120Hz e-ink display.
• Been a while since we talked about iOS apps these days, but the creators of the legendary Halide photo app has released one for moving image. Check out Kino, a grading app, if you're into those sorts of things. That's it, no AI or nothing, just good grading.