Stir World
Julius Wiedemann decodes generation gaps, nostalgia, evolving work environments, and the new skill sets required to survive in a technologically advanced society. Read More
Fast Company
Some Black users say their posts are stifled by the networking site. But while LinkedIn insists issues are due to an unfortunate mix of technical and moderation errors, the platform still has to convince users that’s the case. Read More
Dezeen
Icelandic artist Sruli Recht has created the Damage collection of 3D-printed shoes that are designed for extreme environments and to help with old age. Read More
Dezeen
Italian designer Andrew Kostman has created a metallic inflatable puffer jacket that is filled with helium instead of down and can be carried around like a balloon. Read More
Fast Company
Many user interfaces manipulate users into actions that benefit a company’s bottom line. The FTC is concerned—but it’s not clear what actions it can take. Read More
Dezeen
Coronavirus pushed Las Vegas' annual Consumer Electronics Show online, but there was still plenty to see. Read More
Yanko Design
The idea of a watch has always been to deliver the time to you in a quick manner so you can go about your day. Read More
Yanko Design
They say necessity is the mother of invention, so if there is one thing that has thrived in this quarantine period, it is medical innovations! Read More
Creative Bloq
These 404 pages showcase wit, tech wizardry and great UX. Read More
Designboom
Chinese electronic company Xiaomi has unveiled the Mi TV LUX transparent edition, the world’s first mass-produced transparent TV. Read More
It's Nice That
The app uses machine learning to recognise your drawing, then it turns it into a realistic 3D version you can interact with and learn more about. Read More
Dezeen
A team of design graduates have developed a wearable device that is hidden in the mouth as a "surveillance-proof" authentication method that could replace fingerprints and facial recognition. Read More