Monday, April 11, 2011
Simplified Smartphone
The Triple Flip is an attempt to make smartphones more useful than they already are. By Yanko Design
More than a Cyber Cafe
Here is the Biz CafĂ© – a concept targeted towards the jet-set workaholics who need gadget ready environments even while relaxing with a cup of coffee. By Yanko Design
35+ Beautiful Mini Business Cards for Inspiration
There are some people that would do anything to stand out from the crowd and be different. Put on some clothes that would express their personalities or make a tattoo or something. By Adrian
Why do apps from the same company look worse on Android than on iPhone?
A UI perspective from Android Gripes.
Sunday, April 10, 2011
10 Most Important Words in Design & Business
Design is how people deliberately make simple things of value out of a complicated mess of options. By Zurb
Boulder Soup Works Case Study
Boulder Soup Works (BSW) is a small-batch soup producer from Colorado. They were founded on the idea that great soup, just the way our moms and grandmothers made it, should be accessible. By Processed Identity
There's Gotta Be Easier And Cooler Ways To Transfer Files Between Devices
So many people are working on innovative ways to send and receive files over a wireless network which is done through Bluetooth or infrared or whatever. By Innovation Playground
Design Thinking for Social Innovation
Designers have traditionally focused on enhancing the look and functionality of products. By Stanford Social Innovation Review
Using Design to Conduct a Problem-Solving Workshop
GOOD was asked to attend The Design Difference, a charrette held by the Japan Society, Common Ground, and the Designers Accord. By Alissa Walker
The Ultimate Touch Tablet PC?
Digital development tools are an integral part of design and construction processes. m • pad is a Tablet PC that is optimized for the needs of designers and developers. By Yanko Design
Saturday, April 09, 2011
A Bike Rack That Rises in the Sky Like a Ferris Wheel
Are racks on the sides of buildings the future of bike parking? Suzanne Labarre
Take notes the easy way with Vivid Notes
How did you used to take notes in school? The most common and traditional way of taking notes was doing it with the help of a pen and paper/notebook. By Jaspreet K. Walia
SERVO bioscience innovation center to exhibit extensive green roof
SERVO has come up with a very interesting proposal for a 4,000 square meter Bioscience Innovation Center. This center will be located in Albano region of Stockholm. By Deepshikha
Gravity Bike
Bikes are getting an all new form every now and then. The competition faced in terms of designing a bike has increased many folds. By Jaspreet K. Walia
Folded Leaf Phone by Huawei combines Functionality and Style like no other!
Mobile phones are no longer simple communication devices. The “smart phones” of today do a lot more. By Shiny Das
Sun dial watch that doesn't need sun rays
With modernization spreading its wings across the globe, the term style is becoming an essential part of an average person’s life. By Phanindra Kumar
Intel Digital Signage for a mystic shopping experience
Its sale time and you plan to go shopping at the nearby mall. But just to see what all is available you have to run from store to store. Sounds quite tiring, doesn’t it? By Jaspreet K. Walia
Xin-Yu designs a new exuberant cathedral
Art is as much about new convention-defying creations as it is about revisiting old traditions and trends. By Shiny Das
Virgin Oceanic to unlock the secrets of the oceans
When Richard Branson said that ‘a business has to be involving, it has to be fun, and it has to exercise your creative instincts’, he wasn’t just being rhetoric. By Design Buzz
Nokia and Fanboy
For ages, fanboys have pumped out concept renderings of different products and stamped a well-known corporate name on them to lend an air of legitimacy. By Core77
Better Ideas Faster: Handouts
Better Ideas Faster: Handouts
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Creative Workshop: Author's Talk at SxSWi
Creative Workshop: Author's Talk at SxSWi
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Creative Workshop presentation by David Sherwin
Look Where No One Else is Looking
It’s always a good tactic to look for examples of how a particular advantage or gap has been addressed in products or services outside of the situation you’re focused on. By Luke Williams
A Different Way to Design: No iMacs or Lofts Necessary
A trip to Zambia reminds a designer that the best solutions don't come from good tools. They come from good teams. By Kate Canales
Tangible Thinking
For Max Burton, one of the aspects about industrial design that he enjoys the most is that he can combine thinking and making together at the same time.
I was recently invited to deliver a talk at Emily Carr University of Art and Design about what interaction designers do and how interaction design fac
The secret to design success? Invent something your customers can hack, remake, and customize—then let them run wild. By Adam Silver
The language of interaction
The Language of Interaction
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David Sherwin shares his talk at Emily Carr University of Art and Design about what interaction designers do and how interaction design factors into the worlds of design and art.
Thursday, April 07, 2011
Visual.ly Wants To Make It Easy to Hire Infographic Genius
The New York Times, of course, is the New York Yankees of infographics, regularly producing some of the best in the world thanks to a team of reporters, coders, cartographers, and designers that number in the dozens. By Cliff Kuang
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