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By Plan.Net Solutions. Created by Sandra Heinzen.
Building Creative Teams without Your Gut
The risk of any organization growing fast is that it grows incorrectly. This can mean failing to welcome and culturally assimilate new hires, which can degrade company culture. It can also mean hiring the wrong balance of people. In nature, good growth is called adolescence; bad growth is called cancer.
A gorgeous app with poor UX isn't a gorgeous app—it's an invitation to frustration. Your users deserve better than that.
A handy snippet to let users customize a product directly from the products gallery, and add it to the cart.
Project Lee Alexander McQueen, 1969 – 2010! Nick Knight and his team at SHOWstudio have released a fashion film compiled from previously unused and unseen footage of the designer's most iconic creations.
"In this first part, I talk about the reasons of this redesign in sync with Material Design as well as Chrome interaction and visual philosophy. I then start scratching the technical surface to talk about new styling, color scheme and iconography."
How to Get Personal Data from Users on Forms Easier
Getting users to complete your form is a challenge when asking for personal data. Most users will hesitate to give that out because they're afraid of getting spammed or hacked. But if you ask for it the right way, users are more than willing to give it to you.
Globes encrusted with streaks and specks of light orbit throughout the fractalizing five minutes of Tatyana Zabanova's BIOSPHERE. Synced to an original track by composer Matías Schwartz, Zabanova's forms distort into a gorgeous reel of visualizations.
These images at first glance look like they've been created on Photoshop, however this is not the case. Talented artist Julien Breton uses photographic light paint in order to transform normal photographic scenes into canvases for his unique works of art.
British YouTuber and independent tech reviewer Mrwhosetheboss has uploaded an instructional video on how to turn any old smartphone into a 3D hologram projector – using nothing more complicated than a sharp knife, a ruler, a pen and paper, an old CD case and four squares of sticky tape.
As an art form, typography has a history that dates back millennia. But what of its future? That's the question design and art studio FIELD, in collaboration with typeface library, Monotype, tackle with their recent project, Type Reinvented.
Think back to around 2007 and try really hard to recall something that you've probably long forgotten: What was it like the first time you used a touchscreen phone? You don't remember? Me neither. But that's OK! In fact, that's the mark of successful design.
