Hey everyone,

I've come across some design resources that I found incredibly useful, and I wanted to share them with you. These include fonts, templates, and mockups that could be handy for your projects. I'm happy to help anyone who's interested—just let me know, and I can share the details.

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and seeing how you all use these in your work!

As designers, we hold a unique power to influence health equity through innovative technology solutions. From user-centered applications that cater to diverse populations to inclusive design practices that consider accessibility, the role of design in healthcare technology is increasingly vital.

Think about how we can utilize data visualization to make health information more approachable or create intuitive interfaces that serve marginalized communities. By engaging users throughout the design process, we can ensure that our technologies are not only functional but also culturally relevant and supportive of equitable health outcomes.

Let’s start a conversation! What are some successful design strategies or technologies you’ve seen that promote health equity? How can we as a community collaborate to expand these initiatives further? Your insights could inspire the next big breakthrough in health design! https://7med.co.uk/leveraging-technology-for-health-equity-insights-and-approaches/

The sheet is for recording when things were cleaned/tested.

I need help improving this spreadsheet design. I want to keep the main elements of what is daily/bi-weekly/monthly/quarterly.

Note: the bi-monthly should be bi-weekly.

Any and all criticisms/suggestions are welcome!

So my question is what's your Top 5 paid, and Top 5 Free ? Curious what everyone's favorite Design programs or apps that assist in making the design apps/programs better/faster. So my question is what's your Top 5 paid, and Top 5 Free

Hello, some time ago I made my logo with Google Font and converted it to vectors. And now I can't remember which one it was.

I've tried:

• Poppins
• Nunito
• Quicksand
• Montserrat

Can you help me? Thank you

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Giving more context

I'm starting out on building my own website for board games. I will be doing most of the design and growth marketing for this. I'll have to be hands on with UX/UI, micro interactions, any necessary content work, graphic work and will have to do some sound design too.

I have no one else to look up to, no mentor or training and I need a device suggestion for what can handle all these.

The level of my design could be minimal(not for UI/UX) I'm decent in those and will have to be attentive. For micro interactions, minimal animations and graphic and sound work, I need to add them to make the overall look and feel better.

Looking for a device that can handle these and tech specs and some budget for it.

I am working on developing a guidebook for helping new fathers navigate depression, and I want to improve it by working on the design of the document. I feel that if the guidebook has a warm and engaging look, readers will be more willing to look through the material. I have looked at graphic designers through Fiverr, but I am not entirely sure about how to suitably pick someone or if there is a different specialty more suitable.

https://preview.redd.it/1z1d647l2sid1.png?width=1265&format=png&auto=webp&s=e481975ae0f6432faf239ba8b34fd86809f6adbd

This 2D like drawings of people, with solid colors, or illustrations for lack of a better word.
What do you call them and how do I look for more of these if I want to add it to my app?

Not sure if this is the right sub for this.

But if you're a UI/UX Designer from EU, with some free time on hands, I am thinking to make a travel side project for portfolio [Im an engineer].

Can definitely use someone who has more UI background than me.

Please feel free to ignore this post if seems out of place.

Have a great day ahead.

I’m a 29yo/f industrial designer. Due to multiple harsh life experiences, I have been unable to work since 2020. I really love design of all kinds: jewelry, fashion, furniture, interior, but specially, social design. I would absolutely love to work in projects that have some sort of impact on society. I only worked for 2 years back in my country, but now I live in the US. I feel really insecure and overwhelmed by the 4 year gap in my resume, and I don’t know where to start. I’ve been looking for graduate programs (masters) but they are just too expensive for me, and I’m unable to afford them. Even with scholarships they seem too out of reach for me. Social design is a relatively “new” area, so I don’t know how can I introduce myself in this field, and every job position I have found requires previous experience. Do you have any advice for me? I’m really lost, but very eager to work. Any recommendations of certifications, webpages, books, anything, would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Hi! I was looking for some inspiration online, and came across a gif thing in this website that I wanted to try it out for some other project, but I don't really know how! I've been looking for tutorials online but can't find any that gives me the exact same thing.

What I wanted to try is the effect with the name (in this case mind of helena), that moves while you're hovering (I guess that's just a gif, I may be wrong) - https://www.mindofhelena.com

This is one tutorial that I found, and I've already done it, but my letters stay white, and I wanted them black like the other example - https://vm.tiktok.com/ZIJWJMQ8o/

You can see that what I've done resembles a little bit, but it's not the same. Any suggestions? Thank you! :)

This is what I've done in photoshop

no wrong answers - just genuinely curious

What are the biggest challenges you face when selecting colors for your design projects?

If you could have any features to make choosing colors easier, what would they be?

How do you want to feel when you're picking and experimenting with colors?

I’m pretty sure the previous designer (I’m sorry I don’t know who it is) that I’m taking over for just used some different tools in photoshop to alter some headshots. Anyone have suggestions on how to replicate?

It is driving me nuts this year. I have clients select art from stock sites that I manipulate to fit their needs for print.

Nearly every job this year is Ai. I get it, they figured out how to make things look incredible from a distance using our collective creativity. But, that crap is not suitable for print. Yet, at least...

Any thoughts on how to limit Ai art exposure to my clients when they search stock sites? I'm so tired of explaining why it isn't ideal and how difficult it is to work with or match with their limited budgets. Or how to turn on buried filters.

Mostly a rant, but if anyone has any ideas, I'd appreciate it.

When doing a logo / brand design for a person or company, is it better to approach them with one logo we are confident in and fully like, or present several options for the client to choose from?

Am I going crazy, or does this not make sense?

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I may be very late to the party but since when are we not able to make our own geofilters on Snapchat? It’s my son’s birthday in a few days, I have the design ready but can’t find the page anywhere on the Snapchat website grrrrr! I need answers 🫣

I am lost, would be grateful for any help. I am a product manager, I develop software products. In the lost interview, Steve Jobs said “it all comes down to taste. And the way to develop taste is to subject yourself to the best things humans have created.”

I have since been trying to develop my eye for art. But some months later, I know about myself, that I am more concerned with the functional aspect of design. That a product must do its job in the best way possible and not with how it looks and the contrast of the colours.

But users, humans don’t see function in isolation and beauty is important to them. How do I then develop my taste for beauty to be able to design beautiful products (mostly in software) ?

Where can we improve on this design wise and rendering 🤔

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