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  • BrandGuide brandguide.page
    27 Dec 2023 #branding #gallery #Inspiration #guidelines #Documentation #via:popular
  • The unfortunate math behind consulting companies longform.asmartbear.com
    Hiring even one person creates a lot less profit than you’d think, and launching a product rarely works out.
    26 Dec 2023 #business #via:popular #consulting #agency #work
  • TBM 257: How to Make the Case for Slowing Down to Speed Up cutlefish.substack.com
    How can we make the case for slowing down to speed up when we are already going slow, and when shutting things down and starting over is not an option?
    26 Dec 2023 #strategy #product
  • Why Do Everyone’s Logo Fonts Look the Same? justcreative.com
    Throughout this piece, we’ve talked about the sans-serifs and the utilitarian nature of their design. But perhaps their greatest sin is that they often lack personality. When more and more customers are looking for a more human relationship with brands, having the same logo font as everyone else just doesn’t cut it.
    26 Dec 2023 #brand #design #logo #typography#blandification
  • What next for digital government and Government as a Platform? martinlugton.com

    GDS is thinking about its strategy for 2025-30. I’m Head of Product in the Digital Service Platforms part of GDS - you might have previously known it as…

    21 Dec 2023 #gds #government
  • In defence of round robins - FT ft.com
    Round robin letters allow relationships to survive the distances and distractions of modern life. They are the friendship equivalent of a mid-ranking CIA official visiting Beijing for talks: they can pave the way for a proper meeting.
    21 Dec 2023 #writing
  • Block Protocol – an open standard for data-driven blocks blockprotocol.org
    21 Dec 2023 #web #components#protocol
  • Creating a Future-Proof Design System: Comparing Tools vs. Headless – Blog – Supernova.io supernova.io
    This methodology involves decoupling the design tokens and elements from their implementation, allowing them to be applied across various platforms and technologies. This platform-agnostic nature of headless design systems makes them highly scalable and suitable for organizations that have a presence across multiple digital mediums beyond just the product.

    So, essentially a reframing of what we called the Spotify Model in 2019, based on the "Reimagining Design Systems at Spotify" talk.

    19 Dec 2023 #web #design #designsystem#headless
  • What is this Brand Thing Anyway? thebrandthing.quinnkeast.com
    A primer on brand for product teams
    18 Dec 2023 #brand
  • Design Systems Database: Surf among top‑notch Design Systems designsystems.surf
    18 Dec 2023 #design #designsystem
  • Modern iOS Navigation Patterns · Frank Rausch frankrausch.com
    This page collects all the familiar navigation patterns for structuring iOS apps, like drill-downs, modals, pyramids, sequences, and more! Think of it as an unofficial bonus chapter for Apple’s Human Interface Guidelines, written by someone who cares deeply about well-crafted user interfaces.
    18 Dec 2023 #design #mobile#app #ios #navigation#via:tlavoie
  • B2B marketers need to reclaim the breadth of the role, or risk sliding back to irrelevance marketingweek.com
    This is a great example of a shift I’m seeing from marketing focusing on quantity (of leads) to quality (of engagement) through the funnel and correlating that with performance at each stage.
    18 Dec 2023 #marketing
  • Brands as Operating Systems | LinkedIn linkedin.com
    If you’re designing a brand today, you’re designing a digital entity. You’re also designing a shared entity. Brands today aren’t the work of lone geniuses. They are collaborations between marketers, product people, partners and customers.
    18 Dec 2023 #brand #design #designsystem
  • How to (properly) break your design system breakyourdesignsystem.com
    Systems thinking allows your work to reach more people.
    18 Dec 2023 #design #ui #designsystem
  • Shattering the design system: unleashing the creative revolution | by Charlie Rowe | Nov, 2023 | UX Collective uxdesign.cc
    If a component doesn’t align with the project’s vision, it’s not sacrilege to customize or create entirely new elements.
    18 Dec 2023 #design #designsystem
  • Introducing Spectrum 2: Our vision for the future of Adobe experience design adobe.design
    18 Dec 2023 #design #adobe #designsystem
  • How Plane, an open-source alternative to Jira, got to the #1 in project management on GitHub in less than a year plane.so
    18 Dec 2023 #opensource #promotion #guide
  • It’s weird how design systems are so rote, yet so difficult | Quinn Keast quinnkeast.com
    14 Dec 2023 #web #design #brand #via:popular #designsystem
  • For trade marks, colour is the new black | Briffa Legal briffa.com
    In short, black and white logo marks no longer cover all colours. There are certain circumstances in which black and white logos could cover use of the marks in different colours, provided a change only in colour would not alter the distinctive character of the mark.
    13 Dec 2023 #brand #identity#trademark
  • How to Favicon in 2023 dev.to
    11 Dec 2023 #web #favicon #via:monospaced
  • I've finally figured out why most strategies are so bad - Basic Arts basicarts.org
    9 Dec 2023 #strategy
  • furialog - everynoise.com · 4 December 2023 furia.com
    everynoise.com is and was a projection of things I worked on at the Echo Nest, and then Spotify. As of this morning, I'm not working there, and I expect most of the things I did will no longer be done. The domain is mine, but the processes that updated the site have already stopped running, and the current server may stop serving at any moment. Once that happens, I will try to bring back at least a wistful memorial to what it was.
    7 Dec 2023 #spotify #music#glennmcdonald#via:philgyford
  • Cursor - The AI-first Code Editor cursor.sh
    7 Dec 2023 #editor#ide #ai #mac #via:monospaced
  • Jake Bukuts - Generating RSS Feed in a Next App Directory jbukuts.com
    7 Dec 2023 #web #nextjs #rss #via:monospaced
  • Brand New underconsideration.com
    Opinions on corporate and brand identity work.
    5 Dec 2023 #branding #design #identity #logo
  • On Taste and Congruence culture.ghost.io
    There is a long-standing free-market complaint about Japan’s "over-investment" in public infrastructure, but in recent years, I’ve realized how clean and reliable subways, sidewalks, and public roads don't just make the city more livable, but more equitable, as well. Everyone can enjoy good public transportation, no matter their socioeconomic background (and many wealthy people ride the subway here). The train station near the San'ya “slum” is just as clean as the train station in posh Omotesando.
    5 Dec 2023 #japan#taste#congruence
  • Why food discount stickers may be a thing of the past - BBC News bbc.co.uk
    Such AI-driven dynamic pricing is already a reality in mainland Europe, as grocery retailers such as DIA in Spain, Iper in Italy, Metro in Germany, and Hoogvliet in the Netherlands are rolling out the technology.
    5 Dec 2023 #data #ai #shopping#waste
  • Looria looria.com
    We strive to be the most trusted place to find honest product information. We work tirelessly to make Looria the go-to platform when making purchase decisions.
    5 Dec 2023 #reviews #shopping
  • Toggle-Switch Guidelines nngroup.com
    Toggle switches should take immediate effect and should not require the user to click Save or Submit to apply the new state. As always, we should strive to match the system to the real world.
    4 Dec 2023 #ui #design #forms#toggle
  • Strategy is a mess - here's how you tidy it up - Basic Arts basicarts.org

    This sounds obvious, but it's amazing how many things billed as strategy within an organisation don't bear any relation to the business strategy. Sometimes this is impossible to do because there isn't a business strategy, or there isn't one that makes sense in the real world. People just... do stuff.

    1 Dec 2023 #business #strategy
  • Brickception brickception.xyz
    Two popup windows are launched - the main game window and the paddle window [...] Paddle window has a nested game! You need to win in both the windows.
    1 Dec 2023 #browser #game
  • Remembering Iain Banks: a prolific, terrific talent eurogamer.net

    I was just thinking about Iain Banks, but then really that happens most months.

    29 Nov 2023#ianbanks#sciencefiction#eurogamer#obituary #games #literature#via:ryudozen
  • Classnames classnames.paulrobertlloyd.com

    Naming things needn’t be hard

    28 Nov 2023 #programming #design #via:monospaced
  • 159 — Stop Scams UK stopscamsuk.org.uk
    159 works in the same way as 101 for the police or 111 for the NHS. It’s the number you can trust to get you through to your bank safely and securely, every time.

    Didn't know about this service.

    27 Nov 2023 #money#fraud
  • jam.coop | A new music platform. For us. jam.coop
    We're building a new platform to allow fans to connect with, and financially support their favourite musicians. It will be 100% run by and for the benefit of musicians, fans and the people who make it. A platform co-operative.
    27 Nov 2023 #music #service #software #coop #via:russelldavies
  • Syncing Figma Variables and Style Dictionary with GitHub Actions | James Ives jamesiv.es
    27 Nov 2023 #figma #designtokens #designops #designsystem
  • A New Tool Helps Artists Thwart AI—With a Middle Finger | WIRED wired.com
    24 Nov 2023 #ai #data#scraping
  • FOSSmarks fossmarks.org
    A practical guide to understanding trademarks in the context of Free and Open Source Software projects.
    24 Nov 2023 #opensource#trademarks
  • Scottish Income Tax Calculator 2023/24 icalculator.com

    Only one I've found that does Scottish + dividends + year selector.

    21 Nov 2023 #tax #tools #calculator
  • The Small Website Discoverability Crisis marginalia.nu
    20 Nov 2023 #blog #internet #content #via:popular
  • Have I Been Trained? haveibeentrained.com
    Search for your work in popular AI training datasets
    18 Nov 2023 #ai #ethics #search #tools
  • Is the web actually evaporating? - by Ryan Broderick garbageday.email
    Which is to say that the internet doesn’t make sense in aggregate anymore and trying to view it as a monolith only gives you bad, confusing, and, oftentimes, wrong impressions of what’s actually going on.
    18 Nov 2023 #internet #culture
  • Welcome to the new Verge theverge.com

    We’ve got a whole new Verge for you today. Radically new. Sometimes you just have to blow things up and start over. Yes, we have a sharp new logo that started…

    15 Nov 2023
  • The Road to Hell, part 1 of 3 - by Nick Asbury nickasbury.substack.com
    My argument is that, for all the often good intentions behind purpose, it’s a fundamentally flawed way of thinking about ethics in business and marketing: one that not only leads to worse marketing, but also leads to worse social outcomes.
    14 Nov 2023 #brand#purpose
  • AI Type Design Workshop – FVS flexiblevisualsystems.info
    In other words, if we outsource the creative process, we also outsource thinking. Making is deeply connected with thinking. If you want to learn or develop something new, you have to go through a painful process if you want it to be worth something.

    A snappy, but not a particularly representative quote. This is arguing for doing the thing to learn properly, later augmenting with AI.

    14 Nov 2023 #ai #process#type
  • Let's Get Creative bryanbraun.com
    A collection of high-quality, free, online creativity tools.
    13 Nov 2023 #art #tools #family #parenting
  • noclip noclip.website
    A digital museum of video game levels
    13 Nov 2023 #games #maps #3d
  • We're sorry we created the Torment Nexus - Charlie's Diary antipope.org
    American SF from the 1950s to the 1990s contains all the raw ingredients of what has been identified as the Californian ideology (evangelized through the de-facto house magazine, WIRED). It's rooted in uncritical technological boosterism and the desire to get rich quick. Libertarianism and it's even more obnoxious sibling Objectivism provide a fig-leaf of philosophical legitimacy for cutting social programs and advocating the most ruthless variety of dog-eat-dog politics. Longtermism advocates overlooking the homeless person on the sidewalk in front of you in favour of maximizing good outcomes from charitable giving in the far future. And it gels neatly with the Extropian and Transhumanist agendas of colonizing space, achieving immortality, abolishing death, and bringing about the resurrection (without reference to god). These are all far more fun to contemplate than near-term environmental collapse and starving poor people. Finally, there's accelerationism: the right wing's version of Trotskyism, the idea that we need to bring on a cultural crisis as fast as possible in order to tear down the old and build a new post-apocalyptic future.
    12 Nov 2023 #politics #scifi #charliestross
  • The Decolonization Narrative Is Dangerous and False - The Atlantic theatlantic.com
    12 Nov 2023 #history #politics #society
  • The OpenAI Keynote – Stratechery by Ben Thompson stratechery.com
    The best UI, though, is no UI at all, or rather, just one UI, by which I mean “Universal Interface”.
    12 Nov 2023 #future #tech #ai#chatgpt #ui
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