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**4 Design Details We Loved At Apple’s Big Launch, And 1 We Really Hated**.

**10 Steps To Designing An Amazing Infographic**.

**A Guide To North Korea’s Eerie Architectural Propaganda**.

How Jake Dyson’s Little Design Firm Developed A Light That Lasts 50 Years.

Download This Mac OS ‘84 Skin Right Now, And Turn Your Desktop Oldschool.

**Octofeed Puts A Slicker Skin On Facebook, Hinting At Big Missed Opportunities**.

**A Stage Master Offers Lessons In Making Your Speeches TED-Worthy**.

**How Do You Design A Bank Branch In The Post-Occupy Era?**

**The Next Wave Of VC Strategy: Bringing Branding Into The Earliest Phases**.

**Is This The Evolution Of iPhone’s UI We All Hoped For?**

New Video Tech Creates 180-Degree Pannable Movies For iPad.

**What The Rise Of Depeche Mode Teaches You About The Rise Of Digital Design**.

**Inflatable Geodesic Tent Makes Tent Poles Obsolete**.

**How A Video Game Is Helping To Heal Stroke Victims**.

**Infographic: A Map Of New York’s Hip-Hop Heritage**.

The Week That Was: Apple’s Big Launch, Jake Dyson’s Little Lamp, And Video Games That Heal

It’s Co.Design’s top stories of the week!

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The Amazing Judges For Our 2013 Innovation By Design Awards

From the Editor

Thanks for stopping by Fast Company’s Co.Design. If you’ve been a reader for some time, you’ll notice that we’ve just unveiled a brand-new redesign. You can read about the thought process behind it here. Our content, of course, will be the same: Our focus is on highlighting the world’s best examples of design and innovation, working in concert.

We started this site with a few simple premises in mind. First, design is a window onto the world at large, and the culture we live in.

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