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2a977 No.311[Reply]

Got a cool design pro to share with y'all today - Clarisse Michard from Toulouse! She's the mastermind behind the awesome digital experiences we love at Okey Studio. Her work is playful and personalized, which I think makes it stand out in a big way! Wanna know more about Clarisse and her creative process? Let's dive in and maybe even ask her some questions next time!


0f6b6 No.310[Reply]

Hey fellow designers! Today I wanna share something cool that I've been digging into lately - the psychology of color in UX design and digital products! Rodolpho Henrique, a guru in our field, takes us on an insightful journey covering all things color in digital design. From crafting effective and scalable color palettes to accessibility issues, it's an eye-opener! Ever wondered why some websites make you feel calm and others excited? Or how colors can influence user behavior? This deep dive into hues reveals the answers! Plus, learn tips on strategically using color to evoke specific emotions, level up UX, and create unforgettable digital experiences! So here's my question: Have you tried experimenting with color in your recent projects? I'd love to hear about your experiments and what emotions you aimed to provoke! Let's color our design world together!


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92f8b No.309[Reply]

Hey there design fam! I've just stumbled upon this rad piece about the psychology of color in UX design and digital products, and it's blowing my mind! Rodolpho Henrique is leading us through a journey of creating color palettes that work, focusing on practical steps for effectiveness and scalability. But here's what really got me excited - diving into the psychological impact different hues have on our users! Learning how to strategically use color to evoke emotions? Sign me up! Plus, it'll help us improve user experience like never before. Now here's the question that popped into my head: Have you guys tried experimenting with colors in your designs recently and noticed any cool effects on users' feelings or actions? Let's swap stories and share our findings! ️️ #ColorCraze


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923fd No.308[Reply]

Hey folks, hope you're all doing well! Let's shake things up a bit this week with a fun little challenge - redesign classic paintings, but with a web design twist! From Mona Lisa to Starry Night, let's bring these masterpieces into the digital age. Let's see who can create the most captivating, innovative and visually stunning web-inspired versions of these timeless works of art. Share your designs and discuss your process with the community! Let the creative competition begin


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3581d No.306[Reply]

hey there fellow design enthusiasts! i've been noticing a fascinating trend emerging in web design - the incorporation of radical empathy. this approach emphasizes understanding and accommodating users' emotional needs as well as functional ones. it's all about creating digital experiences that are not just beautiful, but deeply meaningful to the user. let's dive deeper into this concept! sharing examples or personal experiences can help us all learn more about how empathy can revolutionize web design. looking forward to hearing your thoughts!

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yo all! super interesting thread about empathy in web design. i think it's crucial that we, as designers, put ourselves in the user's shoes and create intuitive interfaces. let's not forget accessibility too - after all, a good design should be inclusive to everyone. #webdesign #empathy #inclusion



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cc13a No.305[Reply]

Hey, check out this rad designer we stumbled upon - Clarisse Michard from Toulouse! She's the genius behind Okey Studio and creates some seriously fun custom digital experiences. Have you seen her work? It's pretty freakin' awesome! What do you think about her style, guys? I can't wait to see more of her designs. Maybe she'll be our next inspiration for a project? Would love to hear your thoughts!


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7203e No.304[Reply]

Keep creating and let's continue learning together! P.S. Shout out to @sejournal and @MattGSouthern for the scoop on this game-changing update!


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f78d5 No.303[Reply]

"Well, here's a cool thing I stumbled upon the other day - Stephanie Campbell talks about how our past experiences can make us better designers today! Whether we started out designing or ended up here by surprise, those lessons learned can hone our instincts, boost collaboration, and take our designs to the next level. So next time you're in a meeting or reviewing designs, remember those old skills - they might just come in handy!" "Thoughts? Has anyone else found that their past experiences have helped them in unexpected ways as a designer?


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29299 No.302[Reply]

hey everyone, i've been diving deep into responsive web design lately and stumbled upon something rather intriguing - pairing css grid with flexbox. it's like the best of both worlds! i was initially intimidated by the learning curve but now i can't imagine designing a layout without it. let's share some cool examples or tips you've discovered when using this combo to inspire us all. happy coding!


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152bf No.301[Reply]

Ever wondered how our past experiences influence us as designers? Well, check this out! Stephanie Campbell is here to remind us all that from the humble line to the complex layout, our history shapes who we are today in the design world. Whether you started off somewhere unconventional or your career path took a few twists and turns, those lessons can help us sharpen our instincts, collaborate better, and create awesome designs! So next time you're in a meeting, reviewing designs, or dealing with something complicated, think back to the skills you picked up from previous jobs. They could be just what you need to make today even better! What do you think? Do past experiences really impact our design work? I'd love to hear your thoughts and stories!


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