A small, quiet design choice that makes finding the port effortless, my lovely element :) Good design hides in the details #lenovo
carousel on x https://twitter.com/sawyermerritt/status/2120972948018237902
Today I found out those numbers on the ceiling are part of #Ikea internal network system for staff coordination :)
The fridge handle is a small example of a larger principle: the default is not always the right choice. https://www.designer-daily.com/why-your-fridge-handle-is-on-the-wrong-side-252137
Full of great tips :) like his book https://twitter.com/levelsio/status/2118656759564824818
Every time I plug in the charging cable of this laptop and my eyes go to that part, I enjoy this practical design. It reminds me almost every week, several times, like a small design lesson, that good design often hides in the ordinary places we stop noticing.
Last weekend I went back to the **Kaufland** near us. It had been closed for about two weeks for renovation, and when I walked in, the first thing I felt was mild disorientation. I walked the aisles more carefully than usual, spent extra time looking for a couple of things, and only gradually figured out where the non-food section now sat.
Today, after a long time, I used Angular drawer and spent a while customizing the styles. Then I kept running into a repetitive issue because for a moment I forgot about the relationships between the DOM, my project components and specially with 3rd-party ones like Angular Material.
A server config to detect vehicle events with a dashboard to capture live Tesla vehicle telemetry logs. Analyzes and visualizes driving behavior, charging sessions, and vehicle status.
Personal movie and series recommender as a cross-platform Progressive webapp. Suggests films using tags, watch history, and lightweight scoring algorithms.
A browser-based file metadata removal tool with privacy features including EXIF and GPS data stripping without uploads.