Design, Digested 28
Discover the designers misguided concerns about disabled bodies; the future of accessibility standards; the infinite scroll effect; the influence of 80s cult phemon Max Headroom and more.
Discover the designers misguided concerns about disabled bodies; the future of accessibility standards; the infinite scroll effect; the influence of 80s cult phemon Max Headroom and more.
Stop bastardizing design with false empathy, fast fashion and sustainability, gender pay gap, and more.
This week: celebrating the web standards with Blue Beanie Day, accessibility, the current state of checkout UX, the meaning of Ikea names, and more.
This week: how to prevent user errors, the curb-cut effect, how creepy is that device, and users adapting to technology that wasn’t designed with them in mind.
On week number 10 of my design inspiration series, I share resources about inclusive design, problematic social media facts, and a great music project.
In this inspiration series: a well-known website lost community trust with a redesign that didn’t take into account its users with disabilities.
Knitting website Ravelry lost the trust of their community after a rebranding effort caused several users adverse side effects from browsing the site. Well-known among knitters, crocheters, designers, spinners, and dyers, Ravelry is a free platform where users can organise and keep track of their projects, network with other people and sell their designs.
First instalment of my design inspiration series. This week: Killing Eve set design, accessibility on social media, bad design vs good design, and more.