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The branding for microstay booking platform Dayuse is a “tapestry of moods”
Dayuse’s new look conjures different moods to show customers how hotel services might be used by day rather than as part of an overnight stay.
Graphic design is helping UK basketball courts bounce back
Basketball is more popular than ever in the UK, but remains underfunded. Could graphic design provide an answer?
This collaborative design project is helping dogs to talk
FluentPet uses a system of buttons to give pets a voice, but how is design, cognitive science and research combined to make it work and can dogs can interpret pictograms?
Design Museum marks Terence Conran’s 90th birthday with free exhibition
Conran founded the museum in 1989, and the showcase will explore this and several other “parallel careers” he had, including with Habitat and the Conran Design Group.
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