UX of the Metaverse, design token tool, Wordle UX, which UI is better
Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers.
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3 min readJan 24, 2022
“Every once in a generation something beautifully simple comes along and revolutionizes our lives: the paperclip, Post-its, the iPod, Wordle. Wordle? Okay, maybe that one doesn’t quite fit with the others, but by now you must be familiar with the cryptic square emojis filling your feed on every social medium.”
Wordle UX: Sometimes a game just feels good →
By Joe Bernstein
The UX Collective is an independent ad-free design publication that elevates unheard design voices, reaching over 400k+ designers every week. Curated by Fabricio Teixeira and Caio Braga.Editors’ picks
- Elon Musk didn’t like my prototype →
I made a prototype. Elon didn’t like it. The internet went nuts.
By Hans van de Bruggen - Dying to be online →
How is it that we have thought so little about our ‘digital death’?
By Isra Safawi - The UX of the Metaverse →
Maeda’s Laws of Simplicity applied to VR.
By Paulo Melchiori
These 1,100 delicate drawings of root systems reveal the hidden world of plants.
Make me think
- The five levels of hype →
“Today‘s tech industry is obsessed with the big futures. The metaverses, the next internets — you name it. Hype is everywhere, oozing out of the headlines of news articles, growing like mold all over my LinkedIn feed, and blinking at me whenever I open my inbox.” - Leading with questions →
“To effectively lead a team of highly motivated and skilled employees, these employees need to know they’re operating in a realm of trust and empowerment. A very effective way to do this is to lead with questions.” - How Google is making digital experiences personal →
“Google’s new design system update Material Design 3 puts control in users’ hands, allowing them to design their experiences, pick colour schemes and express their own personalities through a series of features called Material You.”
Tools and resources
- IterationX →
Collaborate and iterate directly on your live product. - Framer Sites →
Framer is going heavy against Figma and Webflow. - Token Master →
Edit your design tokens and create new color modes.
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