Category: Design

3 Reasons Why You Should Learn Python

JenniferBirch

No other programming language has added more users faster than Python. Second only to Java, Python is currently the most common choice for developers. Tech giants including Google, Dropbox, Instagram and Spotify use the language as part of their systems. Not only that other industries like the media, healthcare, and even NASA are also using Python. DZone describes Python code as “neat, readable, and well structured”, which is why it is so popular. Industry experts also predict that the programming language will soon edge out C, C++, and Java in…

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More than Just a Trend: How AI is Reshaping Fashion and Beauty

ReeseJones

In fashion, AI has first been embraced by big brands such as Amazon, Adidas, and Zara. Adidas, for instance, has voice-assisted in-store robots, while competitors are now following Zara after it partnered with Jetlore for a consumer behavior prediction platform. Zara’s aim to create “full integration between store and online stock rooms” is becoming an industry trend. Across the fashion world, consumer-facing AI solutions have been focused on improving personalisation and customer experience. But AI has also crept into supply chain optimisation, inventory management, and other aspects of production. H&M…

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5 Qualities of a Successful Mobile App

JenniferBirch

Not since the dot com days has there been such flock of technology startups. Success stories such as Instagram and Twitter have tantalized peoples palates to go follow in their footsteps. But with the increasing number of apps present in the app stores (1.6 million in the Google Play store, 2 million in the Apple app store as of June 2016) the competition is high.To ensure success, here are 5 characteristics your app needs to implement: Unique and appealing design With so much competition app designers need to make their…

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Get ready to ride a Hoverboard

JenniferBirch

This is a guest post by Daris of Triple Tremelo. In recent times we have seen a number of objects entering the real world from the pages of science fiction. This is happening particularly due to crowdfunding websites that are helping developers to turn these imaginary devices into real gadgets. One project that involves incorporation of fictional technology into real devices is the Oculus Rift project. It was originally crowd funded by Kickstarter, the world’s biggest funding platform. After being funded by Kickstarter for one and half years, the project…

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Technology to Keep Commuters Happy

ReeseJones

Not too long ago, consumers had to either fall in line or call a travel agent to book their trips. But, thanks to new advancements in technology, booking a flight, cruise, train or even a trip on a bus is now more convenient. In fact, 90% of people living in urban areas use public transport on a regular basis. It also shows that 3 out of 4 people believe that electronic ticketing (e-ticketing) would make travelling easier. Aside from providing convenient booking services, technology offers passengers an access to real-time…

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The Creative Cloud: Is Adobe (really) sticking it to the customers?

ReeseJones

  Adobe’s recent announcement of its intent to effectively cease development and distribution of their Creative Suite line to push their new subscription service generated a lot of online backlash in less than a week. In the midst of the protests and the information drives, one will have to ask: Is Adobe really trying to rip off its customers with its move to the Creative Cloud software-as-a-service model?   An online petition on Change.org has already managed to gather more than 9,000 signatures in less than a week, firmly telling…

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“Connecting” – The Future of Interaction Design and User Experience – [VIDEO]

JimmyWentz

  It turns out that the technology that has changed our lives so much over the last few decades is just getting started. The documentary Connecting gives us some insights into the future of interaction design and the ‘internet of things’ that is expected to revolutionise our lives.   The 18 minute “Connecting” documentary is an exploration of the future of Interaction Design and User Experience from some of the industry’s thought leaders. As the role of software is catapulting forward, Interaction Design is seen to be not only increasing…

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Adobe Creative Suite 6: The Industry Standard

ReeseJones

For those with a few bucks to spare we take a look at top graphic design software Adobe Design Standard. Adobe’s master suite of software programs is the closest you can get in almost any industry to having the complete package. Just one of its software programmes would keep many graphic designers content, yet the suite offers a multitude of options, including industry leaders such as Illustrator, InDesign and Photoshop. Adobe has long established its reputation as a master innovator in the world of design. Their footprint of cutting edge…

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The Ideal software Palette for the Freelance Artist

JimmyWentz

image courtesy of tezarart Any freelance artist looking to touch up their graphic masterpieces needs a good set of software tools. Graphic designers need to brush up on their software skills if they are to have a competitive advantage. With such a large range of graphic styles, as well as a number of different types of design, there are many factors to be taken into account when considering which software you should be using. Trying to find the ideal graphic design software for your particular needs is, nevertheless, much easier…

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