Design, UX, Product and a little bit of AI —with a side of life’s quirks.
Posts mostly in English, sometimes in Swedish.
Pantones color for the year is ”mocha mousse”.
After the pandemic it has swung wildly from very bright colors to more ”calm” colors. It feels like this is a return to the kind of millennial pink and millennial grey aesthetic
I've learned so much since making the first one that i want to go back and redo them all with the new knowledge. I hope to be bale to use some responsive typography so the poster is completely scalable.
But right now i'm stuck on the one below.I cant figure out how to get that nice line from the f to the H to the I etc. might need to use absolute positions for that
I was playing around with CSS grids and decided to recreate some typographic posters I had seen on the Futur ’s YouTube channel years ago. I think it turned out quite well and I learned a ton!
Huge thanks to @jensimmons as well since I used her site as inspiration on how to actually solve it.
Playing around with #rss feeds and this is the distribution of the latest post per blog in my feed.
Interesting that you can see when I lost interest in old hobbies and stopped updating the categories.
Will need to clean this up.
One thing that is so good about the Swedish left parties shadow budget is that it would take advantage of the Marginal Propensity to Consume and increase the economic activity enormously.
Instead of trickling down it would be raising up.
Wiki link: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marginal_propensity_to_consume
Or listen to Kevin Bridges explain it in simple terms:
https://youtu.be/SrfjDfL0fxQ?t=285&si=8Cnv4CGITuqAGyEp
China’s War on Pollution Adds Two Years of Life But There’s Much More to Do - Bloomberg https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-08-28/china-s-war-on-pollution-adds-two-years-of-life-but-there-s-much-more-to-do
Sweden places 5th on wealth inequality list. Just behind Saudi Arabia and ahead of United States
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/wealth-inequality-by-country/
What kind of A/B test did I get included in? Why are the buttons on #instagram huge?
This is what bugs me when people say that “design is about solving problems” or that design is meant to help the business grow.
Now the visual hierarchy is all messed up. If the this drives more interaction, which I guess is the point, then we will be stuck with a worse #ux and #ui