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When building a website or designing a UI, we often get tangled up in the small details that control how elements are spaced. Four of the most commonly misunderstood CSS properties are gap, margin, line-height, and padding. At first glance, they all seem to "add space." But in reality, they do so in very different ways, and knowing how each works can make your designs look polished instead of messy. Let's break them down in a practical, easy-to-follow way with examples.
Design isn't just about making things look good—it's about creating an experience that communicates, persuades, and connects with people. Two big ideas sit at the heart of design: Colour Theory and Colour Technical (the science of applying colour correctly) and Design Thinking (the mindset and process behind creating user-focused solutions).
Graphic design in 2025 isn't just about drawing logos or editing photos anymore—it's about blending creativity with speed, collaboration, and AI-driven innovation. Designers today expect their tools to do more than just paint on a canvas; they want intelligent assistance, cloud accessibility, and flexible pricing options that suit freelancers, agencies, and enterprise teams alike.
The 90s were a golden era for both comic book adaptations and arcade-style beat 'em ups. So when Midway and Acclaim decided to give Batman the full arcade treatment, the result was Batman Forever: The Arcade Game, an explosive, fast-paced fighter that cranked Gotham's action up to eleven. Released first in arcades and later ported to consoles like the PlayStation (PSX), it delivered non-stop chaos, colorful visuals, and the kind of button-mashing fun you'd expect from the arcades of that era.
When people think of PlayStation classics, action-packed adventures and racing games often come to mind. But the PSX library had something for everyone—including fun, family-friendly titles. One shining example is Barbie: Gotta Have Games, a colorful collection of mini-games that brought Barbie's world to life in a playful and interactive way.
