Weekly Design Links – 07/18/23
There are days, sometimes weeks, or even months when things just feel off. You are out of sync with yourself and nothing you do seems to fit or flow. It’s hard to pin down a reason, when it started, or describe–you just know. What’s even harder is finding a way out. When I was younger, I would try to do something that I knew was impossible. It was a way to free myself from success and embrace failure. It worked a lot of times. I need to get back to that place, embrace the suck, and remember how it felt.
Typography
Aptos is described as a “precise, contemporary sans serif typeface inspired by mid-20th-century Swiss typography”
Web Design/UX/UI
The design principles emerged after watching 100s of people struggle to use the things I designed
Interaction design is an art form to make experiences that fluidly respond to human intent
The latest Legend of Zelda title has both pleased and pissed off gamers when addressing certain user interface issues
Work
Many designers see this as a reflection on their talent, but many ingredients go into a good match
Photography
Space looks prettier than ever before
Fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, unmanned aerial vehicles, balloons, blimps and dirigibles, rockets, kites, and parachutes
领英推荐
Industrial Design
The company has distinguished itself by designing gaming accessories aimed at PC customers seeking an understated presence on their desktop
Architecture
Paying homage to its name, the half-hexagonal structure blends functionality, aesthetics, and sustainability
A vacation house for his family and friends
Books
by Kyle Orland
by Tim Urban
Random
Dutch study identifies several examples of corvids’ ‘amazing’ ability to adapt to the urban environment
Is that bubblegum… in a burger?
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