Design inspiration: the best studio work from April
Lego bricks designed to help blind children learn, a smartphone concept that gets people away from their screen and a fun campaign encouraging nurses to wash their hands are some
How to design a flexitarian food brand that isn’t “preachy”
‘This’ is a new vegetarian offering that hopes to those who want to cut down on meat a viable alternative that looks and tastes like the real thing.
Aldi “arrogant” for alleged copying of backpack, says BabaBing
The children’s brand, which designs and manufactures all its own products, is seeking legal action against the supermarket for selling a baby changing bag which BabaBing claims is a “blatant
World Illustration Awards 2019 reveals shortlist
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Facebook redesigns to focus on “privacy” and “free expression”
The social media giant is launching a new look for its website and app in a bid to make the platform easier to use and help people share their “interests
Memory Lane: the AI tool that asks older people their life stories
Accenture has created artificial intelligence software that asks lonely, older people to recall memories from their lives, which are then transformed into a written and audio biography they can pass
A bespoke lace bra to fit different breast cancer patients
Algorithmic Lace is the winner of the Lexus Design Award 2019 and uses body measurements to enable those who have undergone breast removal surgery to wear well-fitting underwear once again.
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