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Summary: Inclusive design describes methodologies to create products that understand and enable people of all backgrounds and abilities. It may address accessibility, age, economic situation, geographic location, language, race, and more. via Pocket

Designers are responsible for pleasing various groups of people. The two most common types are the users who interact with our designs for a product or service, and the other is the business stakeholders who represent and market those products or services. via Pocket

Designers have been trying to shake the misconception that design is not art for a long time. Only recently have companies started to recognize that design is an essential component to a successful business approach. via Pocket

I love this question because it seems to change as Machine Learning (“ML”), Artificial Intelligence (“AI”), and Data Science (“DS”) start touching every aspect of our lives. via Pocket

This is an updated version of a list published a few years ago. A map that displays all the touchpoints of the consumer with your brand, as well as the key internal processes involved in it. via Pocket

Being a huge fan of behavioral psychology, I like to analyze popular apps design to see what techniques they use to attract and engage users. Today you will learn how TikTok onboards new customers, creates habit loops, drives our behavior, and hooks us up to keep using the app. Get on board! 👇 via Pocket

arly this year, NiceJob started moving designs and prototypes from Webflow to Figma, as the product grows and the old process will dragging both Design and Eng workflows. via Pocket

The IBM.com Library is an extension of IBM’s Carbon Design System that focuses on the creation and governance of design standards for one of the biggest websites in the world: ibm.com. via Pocket

I recommended This is what a Contact Tracing app could look like on Medium.

Business continuity management is well under way at most organizations. Whether COVID-19 coronavirus officially becomes a pandemic or not, more planning is needed. via Pocket

Design for Pattern | Principal Designer Uber | Erik Klimczak

We are living in the Belle Epoque of design tools. Long gone are the days of very large PSD files, manually slicing assets in multiple resolutions, redlining, and endless documentation. Nowadays, many tools include features that increase the efficiency of any design workflow tenfold. via Pocket

Design systems are really hard to build. They force designers into thinking about their designs in a more abstract way than they might be comfortable with. They force developers to codify design decisions that may or may not have been made with a system in mind. via Pocket

Established in 1937, Volkswagen needs little introduction as its one of the most well-known car brands in the world — for both good and not so good reasons. via Pocket

There’s a joke often told in the design world that goes something along the lines of this: “The client came back to us and said, that’s great, but can you make the logo bigger?” [Cue knowing laughter. via Pocket

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It’s late March and my friend Erik and I are on the first leg of our 2,000-mile bicycle trip from Los Angeles to Denver. After sweating my way up a hill in Southern California, I bask in a glorious downhill. via Pocket