What is your favorite piece of graphic design history? Share it with us in the comments and use the hashtag #designreviewed https://t.co/0S95QBZE9T pic.twitter.com/BbCABG36a0— Graphic Design History (@DesignReviewed) May 14, 2023

Some of my students were struggling to find internships, so I made this master list of studios for them to reach out to and figured I'd share it here too! It skews more towards the US + branding (my own bias) but I welcome any additions / nominations 💙 https://t.co/EBpGG89K7K— Elizabeth Goodspeed (@domesticetch) May 9, 2023

If you're still using mood boards in your web design process, it's time to level up.Stylescapes help you get client sign-off early and visualize look and feel before diving into hi-fi design.Need some inspo? Check out these stunning stylescapes from a few recent projects. pic.twitter.com/zGq7fuoQl1— Benten (@bentenwoodring) May 8, 2023

Inspired by @Wattenberger's recent GitHub demos: a rough "briefcase view" for a repository. File browsers are supposed to represent physical folders, but don't show *space* or *content*. Configs as little receipt stubs tucked in, distinct from code & communication letters📜 pic.twitter.com/a5NHYkqDRc— Max Krieger (@maxkriegers) December 4, 2021

In love with @Airbnb's Release landing page 🤩So simple, yet effective and to the pointhttps://t.co/mwN189In9O pic.twitter.com/zMNXdS8vhl— Danny Postma (@dannypostmaa) May 4, 2023

that is... not a lot of code pic.twitter.com/cBDgDp8ejl— Sam Selikoff (@samselikoff) May 1, 2023 React prototype for a macOS dock magnification animation mouse hover

“There’s a spicy article to be written about how much better videogames are doing at accessibility than consumer/enterprise tech. Look at Naughty Dog shipping fast follow improvements to what is already widely heralded as the most accessible AAA title of all time!”

“(digital) product design one of the most inward looking parts of the design industry it’s nuts. many won’t even bother look at other sectors of graphic design let alone games”

Freelancers, what are you charging these days?Here’s my ball park estimates.$850/day$115/hourly Baseline for web (dev+design): $5kBaseline for brand identity: $3.5k(Note, I sometimes adjust and tweak depending on client)— Riley Jones (@rileyj_s) April 6, 2023

“I have zero context how or why this lovely, delicate animation was approved by leadership. But I'm 98% certain it wasn't pitched with business impact jargon. Instead someone probably advocated hard for delight — or simply showed leadership what sheer delight feels like.”

New work: Brand identity and logo design for @eigenlayerThe identity features interchangeable wordmarks—intended to look and feel similar to each other, but are different in orientation and alignment—as well as symbol counterparts with its own codified visual system. pic.twitter.com/R5BL3f1qcA— adam ho (@omgadamho) March 16, 2023

LLMs are highly non-deterministic, which presents a huge design challenge: we've never built non-deterministic software, it's always been based off of branching logic and restricted options (hence: the GUI)— Neal Khosla (@nealkhosla) February 25, 2023

It’s monochromatic to reflect a lithograph, vintage considering the crosshatching strokes to shade. Everyone else is right - I’d say this is vintage-poster-1940s Americana & Mid-Century style without abstract shapes. And the lettering adheres to 1930s.Aka IONO VINTAGE 🤷‍♂️— freshletters (@freshletters_) February 22, 2023

Happy Birthday to the 🐐. PH-923, by Clyfford Still, 1948, 📸 The Blue Dunk, by @walteriooss, 1987 pic.twitter.com/YUJnBjGlZ3— ArtButMakeItSports (@ArtButSports) February 17, 2023

New typography structure for 2.0. Getting rid of auto-responsive styles in favor of more granular manual control of how they change at each viewport. While becoming more flexible - it also reduces the amount of style variables shipped in code ⌨️ pic.twitter.com/co43rsmWSi— Dmitry Belyaev (@blvdmitry) February 19, 2023

Big tech interviews are so much overkill compared to the job. Engineers spend weeks on leetcode only to be asked to create a button in a UI. Product managers memorize product sense frameworks only to schedule meetings and ask lawyers if it’s OK to ship a feature (it’s always no).— Dare Obasanjo (@Carnage4Life) February 16, 2023

How to get your first client or project as a new freelancer or graduate. Power tip: you can do this at any time, even if you have a full time job or are still in school.(a thread) pic.twitter.com/imXWVjAOyX— Chris Do (@theChrisDo) February 4, 2023

Photography is the nicest way to start with graphic design. Instead of starting with a blank canvas and filling it with pixels, you look for pixels and hang your canvas around it. The grammar is the same. And if you’re seeing this the one tool you need is in your hands. pic.twitter.com/WAlz2u6aRL— abhinit ابھنت (@abhinitial) February 10, 2023

Maybe for some designers, but for the best of the best, we are artists. We are innovating, solving problems, and making art. If you go into design to make money for someone else's business, you are missing out on the art of design. https://t.co/A4uTz0nPVk— Bonnie Kate Wolf (@bonniekatewolf) January 31, 2023

Building some buttons for an upcoming project. Would you click them? 👀 pic.twitter.com/u3LI4tiQQ9— Nev Flynn (@NevFlynn) January 31, 2023

You can make any HTML/CSS layout automatically scale to container if you put it into an SVG element.Just discovered it when making this responsive, dark mode aware diagram. pic.twitter.com/NxfasuN6nl— Vlad Moroz (@vladyslavmoroz) January 28, 2023

i'm begging my fellow graphic designer's to get out of youtube tutorial brain and have conceptual ideas— 𝘙𝘈𝘚𝘏𝘌𝘌𝘋 (@MiseryElliott) January 27, 2023

Realizing that “digital product designer” as an archetype is mostly extinct. Folks who are able to package technology in progressive ways. Instead we have ended with a rational archetype (born out of having to defend choices) and hyper specialists.— Tuhin Kumar (@tuhin) January 27, 2023

2023 edition https://t.co/Pln73hZoDM pic.twitter.com/KcFkHypDSe— Dan Hollick 🇿🇦 (@DanHollick) January 16, 2023

Most new-grads coming out of "design school" know how to make a persona sheet, but don't know basic visual design principles.— Brandon Jacoby (@JacobyBrandon) January 13, 2023

“Fellow film tech nerds, if you can't get enough of the ol' Vitrum Cepa this holiday season, settle in for a LONG #NerdyFilmTechStuff post on the lighting rigs we built for the heightened, theatrical, impressionistic lighthouse effect in @RianJohnson's #GlassOnion.”

Quick way to make a cohesive palette. Use one of the colors as a filter over all the colors. pic.twitter.com/VihhfOfSlG— elicia donze (@eliciadonze) December 23, 2022

Who’s making After Effects for the browser?— Colin Dunn (@colin_dunn) December 21, 2022

✨hacky ✨ CSS version featuring copious amounts of @tailwindcss !https://t.co/OWWnyXJtt9 pic.twitter.com/fQQYBdEb0u— matt rothenberg (@mattrothenberg) December 20, 2022

Does anyone have any theories to why writing about your craft on a personal blog is so much more prevalent with programmers than designers?— parker (@parkerhendo) December 14, 2022