Happy Monday, creative family, and welcome to Logiaweb Weekly.

This week’s design intelligence briefing reveals:

This week was a bit different. I took time off for Christmas, went back to France, and spent quality time with my family. It had been a long time since I’d truly taken a full week like this, and it felt really needed.

That said, I didn’t completely disconnect. I spent some quiet moments working on more personal projects - thinking, planning, and creating without pressure. One of the big things was preparing the keynote I’ll give in Dubai at the beginning of January, during the 1Billion Summit. It’s one of the biggest conferences around content creation, tech, and the economy, and I’ll be talking about how to build an AI startup from scratch.

I’m genuinely excited about this one. Rest, perspective, and big things ahead.

Meta just announced they're building Mango, a new multimodal AI model designed to generate high quality images and videos. It could reshape how we create visual content for our clients.

Mango isn't just another image generator. It's Meta's move to compete with Google and OpenAI on visuals but with a twist. They're going deep on video gen and editing not just static content.

This is alot like Midjourney being mixed with Runway, but built straight into Instagram and Threads. Now the entire creative flow lives inside Meta instead of jumping between apps.

If you're already using AI for mockups or social content, this is the evolution. And it's coming in 2026.

Meta is betting that designers want to generate and iterate complex visual assets without jumping between five different tools. Image to video. Video edits. Brand consistency across outputs all in one place.

Between stitching together Midjourney for images, Runway for video and CapCut or Premiere for edits, Meta could collapse that entire workflow into a single creative engine.

If they integrate it into their platforms, you could be generating hero sections, animated social ads and brand videos right were your prospects already live.

Meta is positioning Mango to become the backbone of scaled visual content for designers.

You have a window before 2026 to get ahead. Audit your current image and video workflows. Where are you losing time? Where does quality drop between tools? Start marking those friction points.

Experiment with everything though: Meta AI, Midjourney, Runway, Pika. Build muscle memory with multimodal stuff so when Mango drops, you’re not starting from zero.

By the time Mango launches, you'll already be the one clients trust to deliver faster and better.

The future of design is fewer tools that do more. Mango might just be the one that makes that real.

No more spending hours brainstorming ad concepts from scratch. This workflow steals what's already working and adapts it to your products in minutes.

Step 1: Find Winning Ads

TIP: Look for ads with strong visuals, clear hooks, and simple layouts. Those are the ones that convert.

The AI will pull out the composition, color psychology, focal points and emotional triggers. Then it repackages them into ready to use prompts.

You now have a strong ad fully optimized to perform, styled after something that's already proven to work.

You're not guessing. You're reverse engineering ads that are already getting attention and converting. Then you're using AI to adapt the structure, psychology and style to your brand in minutes.

No more staring at a blank canvas wondering if your concept will flop.

Bloom AI is an AI tool that automatically scans your website to extract its visual and design identity and turns it into a cohesive brand system. Bloom analyzes your site’s colors, typography, logos, imagery, and tone to generate ready-to-use brand assets like logos, templates, and social graphics. Branding takes time. Creating consistent, professional assets from scratch wastes even more

As a graphic designer, I’d use Bloom to instantly turn a client’s website into a usable brand system. I’d drop in their URL, let Bloom analyze their colors, typography, imagery, and overall visual identity, and get on brand starter assets in minutes without digging through style guides or asking for missing files.

From there, I’d generate custom assets just by describing what I need: social posts, ads, email headers, or mockups, all automatically consistent with the client’s brand. This removes the guesswork from brand alignment, speeds up production, and helps me deliver polished visuals faster.

That’s it for this week, but I want to make each edition even better.

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— Adrien