With the expansion of gender-inclusive emojis, Paul Hunt, the typeface designer behind Unicode's gender-inclusive emoji, explains its impact.

Unicode, the non-profit behind Emoji creations, drafted “four new gender-neutral family emojis intended to be represented via silhouettes” possibly for its 15.1 update.

In 2016, he proposed the first set of gender-inclusive emoji designs. Ultimately, Hunt found that when working with such a small image, hair became the most significant gender identifier.

Google has revealed 53 new emoji with genderfluid designs, planning to lead the charge to other companies adopting gender-inclusive emoji designs.

Apple revealed 31 new emoji designs on a new developer beta iOS, including a pink heart, a shaking face and a jellyfish.

In any case, gender-fluid emoji could have very strong design repercussions for everyone who is messaging. Apple’s iOS keyboard currently shows male or female options for each emoji.

The Unicode Consortium, which oversees the release of new emoji, announces 117 new symbols. They include a transgender flag and a popular Italian hand gesture. Find out what else you might see ...

With World Emoji Day coming on Monday (July 17), Emojipedia has released sample designs of the new emoji that are up for approval this September. In all, Emoji version 15.1 includes 108 new ...

The Unicode Consortium revealed 117 new 2020 emoji designs, and among them is a transgender flag and more gender-inclusive options.

Meet Yiying Lu, the designer who created the boba, dumpling, chopsticks, fortune cookie and takeout box emojis.

This week, Facebook Messenger took matters into its own chat, releasing 1,500 new emoji that are not only diverse in skin tone and gender, they’re also consistent across whatever platform you ...