Design Notes is a podcast by Liam Spradlin about creative work and what it teaches us. This season begins with a special series celebrating ten years since the launch of Material Design, which explores the inception, evolution, and future of Google’s design system.
Recent years saw a trend for minimalist logo designs sweep through branding as companies adapted their identities to small digital screens.
Everyone loves animated GIFs, right? Not if you have finite bandwidth, a shaky network connection or motion sensitivity! But fear not… modern browsers make it easier than ever to level up our GIF game!
UI design is more than just entertaining visuals; it’s the magic wand that transforms digital interactions into seamless and pleasant experiences.
Telling designers they shouldn’t use high-fidelity designs early in the exploration process can be the equivalent of telling an artist they shouldn’t use paint and instead only start with rough pencil sketches.
In this series, we spotlight the best independent talent from France, including top UX designers, frontenders, creative developers, and digital product designers.
In my 25+ years of experience I’ve determined that there’s one key capability that separates good product designers from great designers. And that’s the ability to create extraordinary product visions that are forward thinking, innovative, and can solve your users’ biggest problems.
Anticipatory design, powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine learning (ML), and Big Data (BD), promises to transform user experiences by predicting and fulfilling needs before users even express them.
For all digital designers who design interfaces: are you happy with those gray shadows you’ve been slapping on your designs?
The world is naturally painted with color, from the greens of the trees to the blues of the ocean. Think of the emotions you feel when looking at a rainbow or a sunset during the golden hour. The harmony of colors in nature often inspires many of the color schemes we use in the digital world.
