The month is ending but we are just getting started. The first issue of 2022 is here, I’m a bit behind the schedule but from next month onwards, you’ll receive two issues with curated resources. Till then take a dig at the resources below…
It is not recent news that we are living in an era when everyday objects boot up, connect, and are infused by algorithms of all kinds, driving our governance…
When running virtual Design Sprints (or, really any other kind of workshop), Miro or MURAL* should primarily be used as a presentation tool rather than…
Our web browsing experience hasn’t changed much over the last three decades.Here’s Mosaic, the first browser that made the web popular outside niche academic circles.
I first read The Laws of Simplicity by Dr. John Maeda 15 years ago. It came as a breath of fresh air at a time when the user experience of most online services was overly complicated and frustrating…
Google is building its own AR headset called Project Iris with the goal of shipping it in 2024. The device could see Google go up against Meta and Apple in the coming metaverse wars.
Iota is a geometric sans serif designed to be reliable and relatable. It follows a strict geometric logic but has subtle humanist proportions. It works best big…
Azeret is sans-serif typeface family with low stroke contrast. It consist 3 sub-families, each 8 weights and related italics, so 16 styles, that’s 48 styles.
Beautiful working replica of the Gutenberg printing press found at the Crandall Printing Museum in Provo, Utah. The museum includes the most complete working…
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