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Chip stocks, Dubai chewy cookies, GLP-1, non-alcoholic drinks, skin boosters, squishy toys, fortune apps, small-town travel, expos and vintage — Korea’s top 10 trend products of 2026 explained through four consumer shifts.
Pinterest published its first beauty trends report, covering 11 makeup, hair, fragrance and skincare trends, plus new Beauty Guides and a Sephora partnership. What beauty marketers can use.
Google’s holiday travel trends reveal top destinations and the cheapest times to book flights. Here is how marketers can time holiday travel promotions around the data.
From shade-route maps in a heat wave to crowd-built cheap-eats maps and taxi drivers’ restaurant guides, maps are becoming content platforms. What it means for map marketing.
‘When the point of contact becomes a point of friction, the designer has failed.’ How Joe and Josephine, the Bell 500 and the Honeywell Round laid UX foundations.
Pinterest shared rising men’s trends, from ‘Italian beard fade’ (+725%) to easy woodworking (+316%) and men’s skincare (+280%). What they mean for marketing to men.
The 21-tooth crown cap and Korea’s split-ring soju cap hide decades of trial and error. What invisible UX in everyday packaging teaches brands about design.
YouTube’s Trends and Culture report found 63% watch what everyone they know watches more than five years ago, and creators rival Hollywood in fame. Key takeaways.
Vinyl outsold CDs and film cameras are selling again. Why brands now have to sell an imagined experience rather than a product USP.
In Seoul, New York or Tokyo, two-wheelers all lean the same way. The right-footed body, a medieval knight's scabbard, and drivetrain placement built this UX — and its blind spot.
A system that penalizes users for following its own instructions loses their trust. What bus alighting UX reveals about guideline-feedback mismatch and backend redesign.
Travel platform competition is shifting from product shelves to workflows. What this B2B quoting platform targets is not price but the anxiety of confirming a quote.
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