designing for feelings
Bring back the fun 🙌🏼
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This quote is a gentle reminder that life’s chaos doesn’t always need to be tamed—it can be embraced. 🌿✨
When the world feels absurd or overwhelming, our best response isn’t to shrink away but to meet it with unapologetic joy. Laugh too loudly, cherish chipped mugs, dance in messy kitchens, and dream as if everything is... See more
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thank you @apbenven @nytimes for chatting with us! grateful to be part of the creative renaissance happening in new york and all around the world 🥹 ✨
living by our motto ‘move slow & make things,’ our build out took a long time 😅… we built every table, bench, shelf, and bar surface with hand tools and a whole lot of... See more
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Playgrounds over Paths
Today's standard design wisdom focuses on the design of linear paths. Sometimes they may branch, but they're ultimately a sequential set of steps towards a desired outcome.
Within complex systems, these paths often lack the flexibility to adapt to emergent conditions - users acting outside the "designed boundaries".
Instead of... See more
Today's standard design wisdom focuses on the design of linear paths. Sometimes they may branch, but they're ultimately a sequential set of steps towards a desired outcome.
Within complex systems, these paths often lack the flexibility to adapt to emergent conditions - users acting outside the "designed boundaries".
Instead of... See more
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Neuroaesthetics Design cultural study
Neuroaesthetics explores the impact of aesthetics on our brains and bodies, offering insights into design for feeling, community, transformation, longevity, and belonging in architecture and design.
LinkIf you know to look, you can feel the difference between software crafted with care for its users and systems of vacuous tradition that just happen to be good at producing the vapid fodder of convenience.
Robin Berjon • Retrofuturism
To us, the first question isn't about algorithms, or feeds, or content moderation or even advertising. It's very simply about what you want a place to feel like.
It's more emotional than technical.
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