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High on Design by Wix
APRIL 23, 2019
His design work is presented in the permanent collections of museums such as MoMA and the Louvre. He’s also an author, teacher, podcaster and public speaker, and has worked with notable clients, like Adobe, Time Magazine, MailChimp and more. We spoke with James about his many creative undertakings: Designing ideas, not trends.
Inkbot Design
JULY 29, 2023
After its introduction in 1931, Times New Roman swiftly became popular beyond The Times and was adopted by other newspapers and publishing houses. He manually engraved and cast metal-type fonts of unrivalled sharpness and precision for the books he published in the royal print shop in Parma, Italy.
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Tuts Plus
OCTOBER 15, 2019
Now recognised as a transitional serif type style, Baskerville remains one of the most widely used typefaces in book design, and has been refined and adapted into many other related and well-loved fonts, such as Mrs Eaves and Big Moore (sometimes referred to as Baskerville Old Face ). Didot: The Typeface of Aspiration. Melody Nieves.
UX Collective
MARCH 17, 2023
(Head First Design Patterns, FREEMAN et al., The pattern-based design paradigm emerged in the 1970s when architect and mathematician Christopher Alexander (1977; 1979) published a set of descriptions about common problems in architecture and their solutions within specific contexts. BOLCHINI, 2000). Nzongo, 2019).
UX Collective
MAY 24, 2023
Jacob Neilson and his advocacy of an engineering approach to web design in his book “Designing Web Usability” comes close when the first sentence of the book is, “I am a usability expert, so my choice of medium is governed by what is most usable for a given communications goal and not what is in fashion at any given time.”
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