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The Lost Rhino exhibition by Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg opens at NHM
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Design Week’s most popular long reads of 2022
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Gamified trading apps can harm users but there may be responsible design solutions
Designers react to the findings of new research suggesting that gamified elements designed to engage and offer positive reinforcement can pose risks to users of financial apps.
Design Week’s biggest product stories of 2022
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Inside Design Miami 2022: traditional craft and contemporary design collide
Design Week travelled to Miami and found designers visualising an innovative future, which incorporates the best of the past in a sustainable way.
Supple Studio designs ever-changing identity for furniture maker Luxply
The Bath-based studio created four versions of each letter for the sustainable furniture maker’s new logo, inspired by the “bespoke nature of the products”.
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