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10 Sustainable Web Design Trends Reshaping 2024

Inkbot Design

As traditional web design practices neglect ecological considerations, it’s no surprise that traffic-flooded servers, heaps of video content and masses of design code all contribute to resource waste and excessive energy consumption. Firstly, it means that some products are unlikely to sell as well as companies had hoped.

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Will nationalism end the golden age of global AI collaboration?

UX Collective

The open-source model allows anyone to access, modify, and distribute the source code of software or technology, enabling a more collaborative and inclusive approach to innovation. The country is projected to reach 400 million inhabitants by the year 2050 ( The Guardian, 2022 ).

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Digital accessibility is an opportunity, not a burden

UX Collective

per cent of the UK population will be over 65 by 2050 , many more of your users will depend on such accessibility. Accessibility is a team effort Brilliant design alone won’t achieve accessibility, it needs a shared product vision that all team members can buy into. With an aging population, it’s estimated 24.6

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The Office As We Knew It No Longer Exists

Azure Magazine

Away from the distraction and red tape of the office, focus and productivity have increased. In this business model, space planning is substituted with a kind of software logic: Spatial products are not floor plans or structures, but rather a multipliable code of ones and zeroes. And both demand performance and flexibility.

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Design inspiration: the best projects from January

Design Week

The letters’ weight varies according to information collected from the National Snow and Ice Data Centre from 1979-2019 and continues in alignment with that trend until 2050. Morse code hoardings, from Wilkinson Studio. Soufflé product design, from Pentagram. It’s free to download and use. Posters cost £19.

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Why do we need smart(er) cities and how to build one

UX Collective

If you are like two-thirds percent of people taking part in this exercise, the image that just popped up in your head is probably similar to this: A skyline of the city of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, whose economy represents a gross domestic product of US$102.67 billion as of 2018. The earliest towns were constructed circa 7500 B.C.