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Creative Connection: What a drumming gorilla can teach designers

UX Collective

A drumming gorilla holds the key to creating exceptional designs that connect with people on an emotional level. My version of the Drumming Gorilla, made with Midjourney. I first discovered the potential of creative connection when working in advertising and seeing the Cadbury Drumming Gorilla ad. One of the best ads ever.

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Top 10 Fun iPad Apps for Kids in 2023

HONGKIAT

A standout feature allows players to craft their very own stunt courses, complete with daring loops, high jumps, and even unexpected hurdles like a towering Gorilla or a menacing Shark! It introduces preschoolers to a range of subjects, from basics like alphabets and numbers to more advanced topics such as coding, math, and reading.

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Bias in AI is a mirror of our culture

UX Collective

There are many other examples from our past: Google’s image tagging algorithm from 2015 labeled a pair of black friends “gorillas.” Humans that remain become extensions of algorithms.  — Virginia Eubanks, Automating Inequality *For further resources on this topic and others, check out this handbook on AI’s unintended consequences.

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The Complete Guide to Strategic Marketing and Campaign Planning

Canny

The content you create must apply to your business in tone and topic, of course. The Cadbury’s ad where a gorilla plays the drums to ‘In The Air Tonight’ by Phil Collins comes to mind: If you’re a business with an extensive list of happy clients, then you should be using that to your advantage.

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Wellcome Photography Prize 2021 Shortlist

Design You Trust

Covering topics from the impact of Covid-19 on transgender women in Jakarta, to rising temperatures in the Arctic Ocean, to addiction and the process of recovery, the prize aims to tell provocative visual stories and challenge preconceptions of these urgent health issues of our time.