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Print's not dead: the best magazines for graphic design inspiration

Creative Boom

Image courtesy of publisher Sit back, relax and reacquaint yourselves with the joys of devouring a beautifully designed print magazine. Idea Idea is a magazine about graphic design and typography published quarterly in Tokyo. Spread from the latest Type 01 magazine. We present a selection of the best titles on sale today.

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Product Management Books: The Ultimate Collection

Canny

Right now, there are dozens, if not hundreds, of product management books out there. With more books comes more research, and the last thing anyone wants to do is spent hours trawling through book sites in search of the best product management books. Here are the best product management books that we just can’t put down!

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Humanize your product with the Periodic Table of Human Elements

UX Collective

An MIT-developed framework for creating products that improve well-being. Is your product made out of wire or cloth? This may sound like a ridiculous question; however, I believe it holds the key to humanizing the products in our lives. There are also a number of methods/frameworks to help identify product-related emotions. [1]

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14 fonts to fall in love with: trending typefaces that designers adore

Creative Boom

The company's main goal is to value font creators and to better distribute the revenue share of the objects, books and fonts they produce and publish. The font was created by Vectro Type , a typeface design studio based in Portland, Oregon, that offers retail fonts, bespoke typeface design, and font production services.

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Becoming type-sensitive with the psychology of fonts

UX Collective

Based on a 2018 study , handwritten fonts increase consumers’ attachment to products as they create a sense of human presence. Those who experience loneliness might also be more prone to building emotional connections with products, since they have a higher tendency to “humanize” items. 2004, September). M., & Vaughan, E.

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On designing for multicultural users

UX Collective

A person molding a vase Status quo’s problem Assuming that all users come from WEIRD (Westernized, Educated, Industrialized, Rich, Developed) cultures is one of the major pitfalls when designing products and services. How might we best integrate various cultures in the making of products and services?

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10 design principles every designer should know

UX Collective

Design Principles are an assortment of considerations that form the foundation of any good product design. You can find many articles online listing various principles, but often they lack concrete examples from products we encounter daily. Focus on the key product value proposition. Design a more prescriptive user interface.