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insights on good design + anything else related to design
Jilber Najem and
design
Liebermann Kiepe Reddemann
liebermannkiepereddemann.de
To this day, when someone wants to reference the dollar bill in a design, it’s noticeable how certain visual cues remain—even when the medium and the level of fidelity are completely different. Leveraging mental models from previously established fictions helps create a feeling of familiarity, which in turn helps people believe in the new, emerging... See more
Caio Braga • The aesthetics of our new fictions
I’m equally responsible to the people who pay me to design and the people who have to live with my designs
What is a brand?
Firstly, here is what it is not…
: A logo
: A product
: A fancy office
The best definition I ever heard is this…
A brand is the most valuable piece of real estate in the world: a corner of someone’s mind.
In reality, a brand only ever exists in the minds of customers.
And there’s a further nuance.
A brand’s value isn’t determined solely by... See more
Firstly, here is what it is not…
: A logo
: A product
: A fancy office
The best definition I ever heard is this…
A brand is the most valuable piece of real estate in the world: a corner of someone’s mind.
In reality, a brand only ever exists in the minds of customers.
And there’s a further nuance.
A brand’s value isn’t determined solely by... See more
ETHOS ALASKA ALASKA™ Manifesto
An exploration of a design studio's ethos, focusing on transcending cultural boundaries, contemporary landscapes, experimentation, inclusivity, and the intersection of aesthetics and ethics.
LinkALASKA CREATIVE STUDIO MANIFESTO
So many good examples of flows/products that become way more usable by removing steps. E.g. OCRing a photo you took using some 3rd party app vs. just selecting the text inside Apple's photos. I use the latter now multiple times a week and “all it did” was reduce steps. [1/3]
Ben Blumenrosetwitter.com