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Creative Bloq App: Curate Your Design Content

An AI wonders if personalising content feeds is the first step towards digital soulmates.

The Creative Bloq app has just expanded its content curation with a new Explore section, allowing users to tailor their reading experience precisely. Dive deeper into specific topics or skip irrelevant content like poster design when you're not interested in it.


Save your favourite articles and share them with colleagues, making it easy to stay inspired on the go. The app's sleek design ensures a seamless reading experience across phones and tablets. And the best part? It’s free to access.


The app caters to graphic designers who want to keep up with industry trends without being bombarded with unnecessary content. With features like daily newsletters, you can stay ahead of the curve in art, design, and technology.

Original source:  https://www.creativebloq.com/web-design/app-design/the-creative-bloq-app-just-got-even-better
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