The Alabama Solution: Balancing Investigative Design With Restraint
Zealous and its design partner built an investigative site for HBO’s documentary, keeping key visual stories while narrowing the design under a tight deadline.
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Zealous and its design partner built an investigative site for HBO’s documentary, keeping key visual stories while narrowing the design under a tight deadline.
NestEgg Health pairs individual goals with team challenges, using high contrast cards and shared design patterns to make workplace activity feel more approachab...
Windows 8, Apple’s AI summaries and Twitter’s rebrand show how polished interfaces can miss user needs. A practical discovery process helps teams catch problems...
An amyris flower rendered in 3D and dithering anchors a biotech identity designed to work across a Webflow site, presentations, social assets and print.
A practical look at how type, scale, color, spacing and repetition guide attention across screens, components and interface details.
A restrained palette, 1.5–3px outlines and reusable mini-worlds give Important, Not Important a visual language built for frequent science communication.
GamerG’s Preezy app pairs prize-linked challenges with pixel-art screens and avatar items, balancing clear progress tracking with a sense of play.
Tubik built Transform9’s identity and Webflow site around a practical design challenge: making clinic automation feel capable, clear and human.
A decade of minimalism taught designers to build clear interfaces. The next step is adding texture, motion and character without losing that structure.
From mobile layouts to white space, these ten design myths show why teams should test assumptions against how people actually use interfaces.
Six interior sections, 19 pockets and a cinch closure turn a standard 5-gallon bucket into a more organized way to carry tools and small parts.
Drop’s resin keycaps bring Nuka-Cola bottles, a vending machine and Power Armor detail to the keyboard, with glow-in-the-dark finishes.
Lunabud pairs a smooth handheld form with a soft 528 Hz tone, giving slow exhalations a simple place to begin.
Carpenter Brother and Sister give two everyday sharpeners rounded character forms and rotating heads, adding a tactile pause without complicating the task.
VLND Studio gives GrowV’s characters a tactile role as sculptural supports, while a foldable handle and child-sized stylus keep the case practical.
Alberto Vasquez’s EzyDog concept pairs layered, BioThane-like material and shaped adjustment holes with a color shift triggered by cold water.
Developed with University of Salford research, the mechanical DuoBell targets tones that active noise cancellation can miss.
Dango’s modular iPhone 17 Pro case shifts between a low-profile silicone shell and a more structured metal-edged form.
A folding 360 degree stand, MagSafe compatible magnets and layered cushioning make the Q3 Air Pro a case designed to do more than cover an iPhone.
The Pod Node6 pairs multicolor LEDs and mecha inspired graphics with a tiny compartment, using ASA and acrylic for an accessory built to be carried.