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NASA made a typeface using satellite images of the Earth
NASA is looking not to the stars but back to our planet for inspiration. In honor of Earth Day, NASA's Kennedy Space Center shared an interactive digital tool turns satellite images of the planet's landscapes into a typeface. "The planet can spell your name—literally," the Kennedy Space ...
3 hours ago
FastCompany Design
NASA made a typeface using satellite images of the Earth
The Nervous Voice in Your Head? It’s Costing You Promotions
You're in the review meeting and the team lead just asked a question about the project you've been refining for weeks. You know the answer. But when you open your mouth, nothing comes out. Meanwhile, your mind is saying: Wait, double-check, make sure, don't risk it. Then, someone else jumps in and answers ...
5 hours ago
IxDF
The Nervous Voice in Your Head? It’s Costing You Promotions
This app turns your email inbox into your personal assistant
The modern email inbox can be disorganized and unwieldy. Important emails get lost under spam and receipts, and the search function doesn't always work like you hoped it would. Many of us gave up on inbox zero long ago. If that sounds like you, this new smart email client might be exactly what you're ...
6 hours ago
FastCompany Design
This app turns your email inbox into your personal assistant
Design for Everyone: Understand Vision, Hearing, Cognition, and Motor Skills
In this video, Frank Spillers, Service Designer and Founder and CEO of Experience Dynamics, walks you through how color contrast, captions, cognitive differences, and motor limitations can change the way people use websites and apps, and explains why creating disability personas and testing across a ...
6 hours ago
IxDF
Design for Everyone: Understand Vision, Hearing, Cognition, and Motor Skills
My 7 favorite things from Milan Design Week
I’m addicted to the curtain. That moment when you walk through a dark hall, push through two layers of dark drapes, and whatever you see next—no matter what it is—is a bit of a thrill. It’s one of my favorite motifs of Milan Design Week, when half a million people from around the globe ...
6 hours ago
FastCompany Design
My 7 favorite things from Milan Design Week
Steak ’n Shake, Cracker Barrel, and the most feared man in fast food
Last August, as the internet piled on Cracker Barrel over its new “modern” logo, something even stranger was unfolding at Steak ’n Shake. For one week, the chain’s X account didn’t try to sell a single burger. Instead, it attacked Cracker Barrel’s “destruction of shareholder value,” ...
7 hours ago
FastCompany Design
Steak ’n Shake, Cracker Barrel, and the most feared man in fast food
Triple Your Impact: Better Accessibility Means Better Usability and SEO
In this video, Frank Spillers, Service Designer and Founder and CEO of Experience Dynamics, explains how making content screen-reader friendly through clearer structure and meaningful text, like headings, alt text, captions, and transcripts, can reduce “junk” for users while also strengthening SEO ...
7 hours ago
IxDF
Triple Your Impact: Better Accessibility Means Better Usability and SEO
How Apple Maps and Google Maps UX differ and what designers can learn
8 hours ago
Muzli
How Apple Maps and Google Maps UX differ and what designers can learn
Designing with AI without losing your mind
18 hours ago
UX Collective
Designing with AI without losing your mind
Palantir is dropping merch and stirring pots
Software company Palantir has waded into online fashion discourse after its head of strategic engagement, Eliano A. Younes, posted pictures of a “lightweight Palantir chore coat” to X. the lightweight Palantir chore coat[04.30.2026 • 0930 AM EST] pic.twitter.com/9K5fmu3bSs - Eliano A Younes ...
19 hours ago
FastCompany Design
Palantir is dropping merch and stirring pots
Weekly Designers Update 553
1 day ago
Muzli
Weekly Designers Update 553
Why Great Design Starts with Understanding the Human Mind
1 day ago
Muzli
Why Great Design Starts with Understanding the Human Mind
Spotify vs Apple Music: A UX Case Study on How Two Giants Design for Different Minds
1 day ago
Muzli
Spotify vs Apple Music: A UX Case Study on How Two Giants Design for Different Minds
This clever bucket solves mopping’s gross factor
The point of mopping floors is to clean them, but it's actually pretty messy, as you're sloshing increasingly grimy water from your bucket to the floor. Are you actually cleaning, or just redistributing the filth? Joseph Joseph, a U.K. houseware design studio and manufacturer, has a new solution: a ...
1 day ago
FastCompany Design
This clever bucket solves mopping’s gross factor
How AI may reshape elderly care
1 day ago
UX Collective
How AI may reshape elderly care
What improv taught me about why innovation falls out of sync
When adaptation becomes uncoordinated, journeys fall out of sync – like improv comedy gone horribly wrong. Continue reading on UX Collective »
1 day ago
UX Collective
What improv taught me about why innovation falls out of sync
Working in the open
1 day ago
UX Collective
Working in the open
The moment effort becomes visible
The other day, I was trying to book a simple train ticket. Nothing complex source, destination, date. A task I have done enough times to... Continue reading on Muzli - Design Inspiration »
1 day ago
Muzli
The moment effort becomes visible
Weekly Designers Update 553
2 days ago
Muzli
Weekly Designers Update 553
The UX Designer’s Nightmare: When “Production-Ready” Becomes A Design Deliverable
In a rush to embrace AI, the industry is redefining what it means to be a UX designer, blurring the line between design and engineering. Carrie Webster explores what’s gained, what’s lost, and why designers need to remain the guardians of the user experience.
2 days ago
smashing magazine
The UX Designer’s Nightmare: When “Production-Ready” Becomes A Design Deliverable
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