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Think you know what happened in design in 2017? Take Design Week's quiz of the year: bit.ly/2B7UG5d
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From the archive: “Ego is the worst thing in the world” – designers’ tips on landing a job: bit.ly/2ognFAs
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The new logo for the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games is inspired by Chinese calligraphy: bit.ly/2BQDc0y
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A new report by financial consultancy Brand Finance highlights how plain packaging regulations could cost food and drink brands over £200bn: bit.ly/2AqQe0I
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New York-based studio Order has created a new visual identity for Kickstarter, which looks to move away from the “childish feel” of its previous identity: bit.ly/2AkGtVh
Want a design round-up of the last year? Here are Design Week's biggest stories of 2017 in under a minute.
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Exhibition at London Transport Museum celebrates the wealth of female designers who have created transport posters: bit.ly/2xDE4zB
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Google has opened an AI research centre in Beijing, which is the first of its kind in Asia: bit.ly/2AlMIop
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Can Graphic Design Save Your Life? explores the impact of graphics and advertising on healthcare: bit.ly/2xAV8Go
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A plasticine Christmas tree, nuclear war-themed crackers featuring cameos from Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un, and a digital installation by Es Devlin at the V&A – it's our favourite festive designs of 2017: bit.ly/2B7hH8f
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Made in North Korea: the book exploring a totalitarian state’s graphic design history: bit.ly/2kiaMVB
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The University of Oxford’s Bodleian Libraries is opening a new exhibition that looks at some of the earliest examples of English graphic design during the Medieval era: bit.ly/2B0Jirn
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Coventry has been chosen as the UK’s City of Culture for 2021, beating four other shortlisted cities including Swansea, Stoke-on-Trent, Paisley and Sunderland: bit.ly/2B2vPT5
Scientists at Cardiff University have launched a three-year research project to explore how the design of everyday products such as bikes and cars can be immediately adapted if they are found to have design flaws: bit.ly/2AY3kpV
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Guinness has released a series of limited edition, illustrated cans to celebrate the work of British artist John Gilroy for the brand:
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