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Evolution of Apple devices design
Apple Inc. is an American multinational corporation headquartered in Cupertino, California, that designs, develops, and sells consumer electronics, computer software, online services, and personal computers. Its best-known hardware products are the Mac line of computers, the iPod media player, the iPhone smartphone, and the iPad tablet computer.
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Graphic designers...
by Abaft.
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Is Your Brand the Right Color?
Take a look at the logos for Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn — do you see a common thread?
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Miniature Museum: Scaled Scenes with Jaw-Dropping Details
Before special effects went digital with CGI, part of the magic of movie making included artists laboring over tiny scaled-down sets, creating little worlds that look totally real until a normal-si...
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NASA's Graphics Standards Manual Reissued - Design Milk
As a way to celebrate the 42-year-old design, the NASA Graphics Standards Manual is being reissued as a hardcover version of the original.
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Piercy & Co Design A House Behind A Nineteenth Century Stable Wall
Set within the Kew Green Conservation Area of southwest London, the four bedroom family house is formed of two sculptural weathering steel volumes inserted behind a retained nineteenth century stable wall.
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‘Thirsty’ Concrete Soaks Up 1000 Gallons Of Water A Minute
Could concrete that absorbs water help cities to better guard against stormwater runoff and flooding?
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The Man Behind the Victoria’s Secret Angels Wings Wants to Make a Sexier Spacesuit
The days of getting dressed up to fly are gone. But the days of getting dressed up for space travel—well, they’re on their way. When you think of an astronaut spacewalking, you probably envision the iconic, white spacesuit of Apollo fame. These multimillion-dollar Extravehicular Mobility Units, in NASA parlance, have undergone a number of subtle improvements since the ’60s, but the general Michelin Man aesthetic has endured.
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10 Things Highly Creative People Do Differently – Design School
The architect Le Corbusier is a great example of how the creative mind does things.
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Benefits of Walking: Why The Greatest Minds Take Long Walks
People want to achieve success in life, but it often seems out of reach. According to history's greats, all you just need to take the first step.
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The Importance of Visual Identity in a Startup [Infographic]
When getting ready for the first moments and actions of your startup, there’s a whole lot you’re going through: your emotions and expectations are reaching for the sky, you are getting used to th…
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A Sleek Mountainside House By Kidosaki Architects
'House in Yatsugatake' is a sleek modern home with a dramatic cantilever located on the side of a mountain in Nagano, Japan.
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Toyota Kikai is a mechanical curio in a digital age
Ahead of a Tokyo motor show debut, the Japanese automaker reveals a three-seat concept car that “reminds us of the appeal of the physical and tactile in a digital age.”
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10 Expert Tips For Designing With a Blurred Background [Case Studies] – Design School
Master the use of blurred images and bring new life to your designs.
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40 Crucial Lessons From The Most Famous Graphic Designers in History – Design School
Meet the pioneers of graphic design.
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Stunning 'Cella Bar' in Portugal
FCC Arquitectura, along with interior designer Paulo Lobo, have designed the Cella Bar, in Madalena, Portugal.
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How Apple Is Giving Design A Bad Name
For years, Apple followed user-centered design principles. Then something went wrong. By Don Norman and Bruce Tognazzini.
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How Apple Is Giving Design A Bad Name
Once upon a time, Apple was known for designing easy-to-use, easy-to-understand products. It was a champion of the graphical user interface, where it is always possible to discover what actions are possible, clearly see how to select that action, receive unambiguous feedback as to the results of that action, and have the power to reverse that action—to undo it—if the result is not what was intended.
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Remind Me
Röyksopp
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The world wants more 'porous' cities – so why don't we build them?
People of all classes, races and religions come and go in intense and complex Nehru Place. But while Delhi’s electronics market is every urbanist’s dream, it is not the sort of space most cities are building
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