Maram Al Rafaei creates a typeface inspired by cinematic emotion
For the Cairo-based event Film My Design, Maram explores the ways in which its identity could best reference the emotive peaks and troughs of its eclectic programme.
For the Cairo-based event Film My Design, Maram explores the ways in which its identity could best reference the emotive peaks and troughs of its eclectic programme.
Curated weekly design stories and inspiration by the Muzli team
The early 2000s style has made a comeback over the last few years in everything from music to fashion to art. This trend has carried over to web design, where we expect the nostalgia wave — particularly the Y2K aesthetic — to continue to grow and develop. By capitalising on wider trends like Y2K, designers can help site visitors conne
Recently, French comic artist Claire Wendling noticed Adobe’s privacy and personal data settings had a curious automatic opt-in – Photoshop has permission to ‘analyse your content using techniques’. Basically, unless a user unticks this box Adobe’s AI will record and store how you use Photoshop, an artist’s workflow and habits, and use that data to… well, train its AI to replicate the actions. That’s the rub.
A product redesign is an opportunity to improve many aspects of a digital product, most importantly, its user experience, visual design, technical bugs, and business value. Product teams can also extend the product’s lifecycle by making it more relevant and up-to-date with modern trends.
Captioning can be much more than text. Design patterns for better UX of subtitles, captions, video players, transcripts and on-screen text.
Foundation’s new tool for curating NFT collections shows how traditional art practices are influencing the NFT world.
In January’s edition of our monthly roundup of the most exciting new downloads for designers and developers, there’s everything from full-blown applications to helpful little side projects. Enjoy!
Learn how to put yourself in your users’ shoes and understand their needs and feelings
How UX designers can leverage status games, social capital, and network effects in the design of social platforms.