Design Inspirations,Message,Simplicity
20 March 2011 | Comments Off
If the purpose of design is to help us solve a problem then the message helps us to understand what the problem is. How often do you come across a t-shirt with nothing but words on it and yet everyone wants one? How important of a role does design play versus the actual message being delivered? [...]
Tagged in functionality, message, redesign, ux, visual design
business,redesign,usability
30 March 2010 | Comments Off
On March 5, Tufte was appointed by Obama to a panel to advise the Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board, which monitors the way the $787 billion in the stimulus package is being spent. Tufte’s initial work will be on the recovery.gov website, which is the primary way the board will conduct business transparently to the [...]
Tagged in business, economic, redesign, trends, website evaluation
business,Design Inspirations,redesign,Technology,usability
22 May 2009 | Comments Off
Checkout the story of redesign of the ubiquitous prescription bottle led by Deborah Adler I really enjoyed the article’s approach to guiding the reader through the process, and the result is stunning…Just far enough out of the box to be a real improvement, but not so unfamiliar as to make it un-marketable. I don’t see [...]
Tagged in functionality, industrial design, redesign, usability, ux, visual
Design Inspirations,Design Patterns,Marketing
14 April 2009 | Comments Off
The 37better Project, from the 37signals guys (archive from 2001 – some links may not work), has some really cool promotional things that they did for their company. It brought them tremendous exposure. The 37betters were linked up everywhere and discussed at length in all the right places. Slow times are a perfect time to [...]
Tagged in motivation, patterns, redesign, visual design, website evaluation