An ongoing collection noteworthy things found from the internet, curated by Sami Niemelä.

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We like interacting with physical objects in the real world, goes the reasoning, so it will presumably be more pleasant to interact with computer software if it pretends to be a physical object too. But why?

The only way to be a Post Digital business is to be a thoroughly, deeply, massively digital one. To be digital in culture not just in capabilities. To know how to iterate in public, to do experiments not research, to recognise that it’s quicker and better to code something than it is to describe it in meetings. You need to be part of the wider digital culture, to have good sharing habits, to give credit where it’s due, and at the very least to know how to do ellipses in Processing.

— Russell Davies in Post Digital - An Apology. (via bashford)

The Dirtiest Word in UX: Complexity | UX Magazine

Qonversation

…like Twitter but for designers, right?

Michael Bierut at Pentagram designs the updated Guitar Hero brand family identity

Coolhunter on Fashion Institute of Design - San Diego by Clive Wilkinson Architects, same company that is currently renovating Espoo’s Nokia House.

Good design: Dieter Rams’ ten commandments

Faceless, the minimalist LED watch by Japanese designer Hironao Tsuboi of 100% , a design studio based in Tokyo, Japan (via @srfstn)

Small Society

iPhone Strategy & Product Development company with a really nifty name.

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