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There is a color that researchers paid real money to identify as the ugliest one in existence. It is not a joke. It is not a viral list. It is a Pantone code, selected through months of formal research, and it is now printed on cigarette packs across multiple countries. The story of how this color was chosen says something important about design. Whether you work in digital products, packaging, branding, or print, the lesson underneath is the same. Color is never just decorat

Short answer. Yes!. Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) has recently been a hot topic because it rapidly evolves and possesses the power to either boost or take our jobs away. I have been lucky enough to attend SXSW 2023. And as you guessed, the most popular topic was A.I. I first glanced at what is coming and, most importantly, informed myself. One of the most interesting sessions I attended was "Design and Artificial Intelligence" by John Maeda (V.P. of Design and A.I. at Micros

1. Keep it simple: Our workspace has a significant effect on the way we work if our space is messy hence our work. Try to keep only necessary items on your desk, without those horrible plastic organizers. Furthermore, keep minimal decoration with some easy-to-take care greenery. 2. Face a window: having a nice view will keep your space creative, even if the window is facing a back alley, some light will provide a sense of freedom plus the sunlight will do wonders to your mood

1. Overview: Running a good usability study means following a clear process. A solid plan keeps the research focused and ensures the results are useful for design decisions. Types of Usability Tests: User Acceptance Testing (UAT) UAT checks if the product does what it was meant to do. It focuses on whether the experience matches user and business needs. Quality Assurance (QA) QA testing looks for bugs and checks if everything works as expected. For example, if a button doesn’