How Facebook Finds The Best Design Talent, And Keeps Them Happy
Facebook has hired designers from Nicholas Felton to the mind behind iPod’s original interface. But the key is keeping them happy--and elevating them with vast responsibilities.
Facebook has hired designers from Nicholas Felton to the mind behind iPod’s original interface. But the key is keeping them happy--and elevating them with vast responsibilities.
Inspired by Rotterdam shipyards, these gorgeous pendant lights employ an age-old technology.
This smart high chair solves an age-old problem, but inflexible U.S. regulations ignore advancements in design.
Long before Gandhi was a political leader, he was a designer who created a loom to help Indians in their daily lives. RKS’s Ravi Sawhney writes about learning from Gandhi’s example.
By slicing a rectangle into two pieces, Kitmen Keung creates a suite of space-saving, versatile furnishings.
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Here’s an intriguing concept: a bridge made of hundreds of 3-D “pixels”--6.5-foot-by-6.5-foot blocks--that can be stacked, arranged, and rearranged in countless combinations.
Lava, a Dutch design studio, creates the graphic-design equivalent of a wrinkle-free shirt for an itinerant design museum in Moscow.
Finally, a machine designed solely for the mass manufacture of giant bubbles.
A new social network that’s just for couples sounds like an oxymoron. It’s not.
NIke’s latest marketing win: A contract to design the NFL’s official uniforms. Here’s a taste of what’s to come.
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