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Japanese minimalism and Scotch provenance: LOVE designs new Wildmoor whiskey brand

Creative Boom

Amid the rising popularity of Japanese whiskeys, LOVE has designed a new brand that combines two cultures while staying true to the category's time-honoured codes. Decades-old visual codes, such as gold foils, bold, masculine colours, and "heather and weather" photography, flood the Scotch sector.

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Design resource platform Envato launches new logo and sonic identity

Creative Boom

Founded in 2006 by Collis Ta'eed and based in Australia, it's essentially a global hub where buyers and sellers of digital products can connect and transact. You can buy anything from stock photos, videos, and music to graphic templates, website themes, and code scripts there, or you can indeed sell them to others.

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F5: Gina Nadal Shares a Favorite Movie, a Memorable Project + More

Design Milk

“I explored various disciplines, from product design to painting. ” After graduating in 2014, she went on to receive her MA in Fashion Graphics from Manchester School of Art in 2015, exploring ways to synergize weaving with digital coding in order to create products that hold emotional value for their owners. .”

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A Guide to Successfully Launching Your Startup

HONGKIAT

It requires dedication, long working hours, and a holistic strategy that includes product development, coding, marketing, and organizational planning. Whether you’re already part of a team working on a product or an independent professional considering a new endeavor, these tips will help you realize your entrepreneurial dreams.

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What is No-Code Development and Why Should You Care? The Ultimate Guide

Noupe

If you’ve been following the recent trends in software, even remotely, chances are you’ve heard about No-code development. Even though the name is pretty self-explanatory, there are still some details that make no-code development such a big word. No-code Software Development in a Nutshell. million software developers worldwide.

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Embracing play as the core of design

UX Collective

If these problems are too vague, consider the challenges when a brand designer needs to expand their product to a completely new and different target market, or an UX designer needs to create a persuasive design to increase product sales. Can you imagine facing environmental issues such as food waste or wildfire? link] ‌ Buchanan, R.

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To the streets: Is it time to return to guerrilla marketing?

Moo

First popularized by business writer Jay Conrad Levinson in his book of the same name, guerrilla marketing (also spelt guerilla) is an approach that uses guerrilla warfare tactics, particularly the element of surprise, to promote a product or service. The goal of guerrilla marketing is to create buzz. Image credit: Pango Books Low cost.