Color, psychology and design
In real life, the colors do not exist. We create colors using our brains, which means colors stay subjective in nature and, not objective.
Read MorePosted by Siobhan Ford | Oct 20, 2017 | Design, Graphic Design, Resource, User Interface and Experience Design, Web Design |
In real life, the colors do not exist. We create colors using our brains, which means colors stay subjective in nature and, not objective.
Read MorePosted by Siobhan Ford | Oct 18, 2017 | Graphic Design, User Interface and Experience Design, Web Design |
It only takes a few minutes to completely clear your head and restore higher-level thinking.
Read MorePosted by Siobhan Ford | Oct 17, 2017 | Graphic Design, User Interface and Experience Design, Web Design |
The fuel for ideas, change, growth. Not in the narrow sense of well-designed words and pictures (the work of ‘creatives’), but in the broader sense of having ideas and making them real (the work of ‘creators’).
Read MorePosted by Siobhan Ford | Oct 13, 2017 | Design, Design Thinking, User Interface and Experience Design |
I have always been fascinated by the way the human mind works. I am also convinced that being familiar with cognitive sciences is one of the key skills of any designer.
Read MorePosted by Siobhan Ford | Oct 11, 2017 | Design, Graphic Design, User Interface and Experience Design, Web Design |
Stereotypes exist for a reason, patterns exist for a reason, typecast exists for a reason.
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