That’s the exhilaration that comes with curation. Imagine the web as millions of pages. To make your magazine, you tear out any of those pages you fancy, explain why they matter, and push the button. Bingo! You’ve shared a link to the content and your take on it.
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In order to differentiate itself from the competition, the DocCheck AG Annual Report, entitled “Ganz Basic” (Genuinely Basic), goes back to the digital roots of the company. The evolution of the “basis” revolution is showcased in a surprising way by the use of a clearly analogue version on continuous paper. Using ASCII fonts, the group presents its performance characteristics and portrays members of the board and employees as a valuable systems resource. The digital version consists of a contemp
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It wasn’t long ago when QR codes first started showing up in consumer advertising. Many of us have no idea “What Is a QR Code & How to use it for business”. So let’s find out.
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Kazakhstan-based designer Nissa Kinjalina created Living light a lamp that appears as a diaphanous container, in which the light was poured. It can be carried
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Comprising over 320 different origami shapes, Japanese spatial designer Masakazu Shirane and artist Reuben Young have created a spectacular installation called Light Origami. The giant three-dimensional kaleidoscope is now part of Vivid Sydney, an 18 day festival of light, music, and ideas.
Visitors can enter the geometric structure and be mesmerized by the different spectrums of light projected into the space. New and unique forms are also produced the longer they interact with the piece. “On t
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A much needed recent report Design for Service Innovation & Development (DeSID) takes a rigorous look at service design through six case studies and a survey of 49 design agencies internationally.
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If you are struggling to come up with blog post ideas, learn 27 tactics that will fill your content calendar and remove the stress of blogging.
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image via flickr user nebbie image via Fordite.com image via Fordite.com Old car factories had a harmful impact on the environment, releasing toxic chemicals into the air, land and water. But it wasn’t all ugly.
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Asked recently what she saw as the single greatest driver of social change, Melinda Gates of the Gates Foundation replied: “Design.”
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Ever wonder how many meteors have hit Earth? The Meteoritical Society is doing its best to keep track. And Javier de la Torre, co-founder of CartoDB, is helping us see the pure volume of hits (into the tens of thousands). His interactive visualization shows a heatmap of hits all over the world, letting you explore where and when meteorites fell, as well as their size and classification.
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