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LOOPO by Bujnie Is a Future-Proof Greenery System for Evolving Offices

The LOOPO green system, designed by Izabela Serej and Aleksandra Majdzik-Cisowska for Bujnie, offers a flexible and innovative approach for evolving offices.
With modular components, LOOPO allows the creation of various office furniture configurations, including planters, bookshelves, coffee tables, and room dividers.
The modular design of LOOPO promotes sustainability by facilitating reconfiguration and repurposing, minimizing waste, and extending product longevity.
By integrating greenery into workspace, LOOPO enhances employee well-being, improves air quality, and creates a refreshing and inviting atmosphere.

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6 principles to turn a good digital product into a great one in 2025

Great products deliver on 6 key differences where good products fail.
The first key difference is that great products are opinionated.
The challenge lies in going from good to great.
In a world where everyone can create 'good', being great matters even more.

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How to get answers quickly and avoid features that flop

Teams often launch features that have no impact and don't know why, known as a feature factory.
To avoid this, testing assumptions before building something is crucial.
One method of testing assumptions is using one-question surveys.
These surveys are used to test risky assumptions or hypotheses.

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SIGMA BF Announced – A New Kind Of Camera?

Sigma has announced a new camera, the SIGMA BF, which offers a modern, barebones operational experience with a compact full-frame design.
The SIGMA BF features a 24-megapixel full-frame sensor in an aluminum body with 230GB internal storage and a single USB-C port for connectivity.
It offers 6K video capture capabilities but focuses more on innovative design and user experience rather than specs.
The camera challenges traditional design philosophies and aims to simplify workflow with minimalistic features.
The SIGMA BF lacks a mechanical shutter and traditional ports like a mic or headphone jack, carving its own segment in the market.
Specs include 6K video recording, HEVC support, L-Log, and a 24-megapixel BSI CMOS sensor with PDAF for decent autofocus.
The camera's innovative user experience includes touch-sensitive rear control buttons, minimal ports, and a simplified control layout.
With a unique design and intuitive operation, the SIGMA BF targets a niche audience looking for a visually striking and user-friendly camera.
Compared to other compact cameras, the SIGMA BF stands out with its closed-loop design and streamlined functionality.
The SIGMA BF can be preordered for $1,999 in black or silver, targeting users seeking a premium, minimalist compact camera experience.

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Feel more, decolonizing AI, design in India, prototyping with AI

Design should focus more on feeling and intuition, rather than solely analytical thinking.
Weekly curated resources for designers, including articles and insights.
Editor picks include topics like reviewing design work, designing oneself out of a job, and decolonizing AI.
Additional resources cover topics such as AI in design, the history of design evolution in India, and interaction design.

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Crunching Numbers, Crafting Futures: Why Data Analysis Should Be a Full-Time University Course.

Data analysis can drive business growth, improve healthcare outcomes, inform public policy, and unlock scientific discoveries.
Universities should offer data analysis as a full-time course to prepare students for in-demand careers, foster interdisciplinary collaboration, develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills, and provide hands-on experience with real-world data.
A full-time data analysis course could include modules on data visualization, machine learning, statistical modeling, data mining, and case studies and projects.
Empowering young minds with data analysis skills is crucial for their future success, and universities play a vital role in providing students with the necessary tools for the data-driven world.

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My Journey to Finding the Perfect Mentor

Having a mentor can be a game-changer for personal and professional growth.
A mentor understands challenges and provides personalized advice and guidance.
A mentor helps build a strong professional network and unlocks new opportunities.
Having a mentor boosts confidence and reassures during decision-making.

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‘house F’ strengthens neighborhood ties with shared greenery and open spaces in japan

House F in Japan is a home and office for an architect that also serves as a community hub.
The residence features a flexible first-floor space for neighbors to gather, while a diagonal, south-facing void brings in lush greenery.
The facade of the residence offers different perceptions, with shared greenery flourishing on the north-facing elevation and an ever-changing impression on the west-facing facade.
House F aims to create a sustainable urban community by extending daily life beyond individual thresholds and nurturing collective belonging.

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stainless steel ‘cling’ stool with carabiner and rope draws design from rock climbing

Junho Kang designs a stainless steel stool named Cling with a carabiner and rope, inspired by traditional rock climbing.
The chair has three legs to hold the person’s weight evenly. The surface forms a soft triangular shape with three rounded sides.
The stool bears irregular curves and straight lines throughout, resembling the varying and natural forms of rock surfaces.
Carabiner and ropes are incorporated for creating 'hangers' for hanging objects from the stool.

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peugeot design lab turns the 1960s 504 coupe into a bubblegum pink racer for hill climbing

The Peugeot Design Lab has transformed the 1960s 504 coupe into a bubblegum pink racer for hill climbing.
The concept car is larger and more vibrant than its predecessor, featuring large geometric fenders and vinyl-styled hubcaps with repetitive 113 logos.
At the rear of the pink Peugeot 504 coupe, a double wing and a large PEUGEOT imprint can be found.
The interiors of the pink Peugeot 504 coupe have checkered pink and blue prints, and there are other design variations, including a classic black model and a silver model with red and blue design elements.

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Wirecutter Tests and Loves Hästens’ $56,000 Mattress

Swedish company Hästens has developed a hand-made horsehair mattress, costing $56,000, which has been highly praised for its comfort and support.
The horse mane and tail strands are heat-treated, braided, and steamed to create permanent curls that give the beds an airy and supportive structure.
The Hästens 2000T model, which was tested, includes 2,300 coil springs and comes with ongoing care, including a calibration program.
Although the mattress comes with a premium price tag, it is seen as a potential worthwhile lifetime investment for those who can afford it.

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20 Best Scene Mockup Generators To Create Outstanding Visuals

Scene generators are widely used across industries to create immersive environments and streamline the creative process.
Scene generator mockups provide a structured starting point for designers and developers, allowing faster prototyping and cost-effective production.
Mockups enable better collaboration, clearer communication of ideas, and enhanced creativity in experimenting with different styles and layouts.
The article lists 20 best scene mockup generators to create outstanding visuals in various industries like gaming, film, web design, and marketing.

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When empathy becomes the enemy of productivity

Empathy in UX can sometimes hinder productivity, leading to delays and frustrations within teams.
When accommodating every user preference becomes a priority, it can create bottlenecks in the design process.
While UX is rooted in empathy for users, it should also extend to the team members and business stakeholders involved.
Over-researching, perfectionism in design, and rigid adherence to processes can impede progress in UX projects.
Striking a balance between research and execution is crucial for effective UX design.
The focus should be on making UX more adaptable, prioritizing decisions, and involving developers early in the process.
Teams should identify the root causes of delays in UX projects and recalibrate their approach for efficiency.
A leaner approach to UX, launching with strong hypotheses and refining based on real user behavior, can prevent costly delays.
Effective UX professionals know when to yield and when to drive forward to ensure seamless product delivery.
Ultimately, a good user experience is not just about reducing friction for end users but also about working collaboratively within the team to deliver solutions efficiently.

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The AI Agent Revolution: the end of SaaS and UX as we know it

Traditional SaaS systems are being transformed by AI agents, which add layers of intelligence to grasp context and relationships between data, enabling complex actions with minimal manual interaction.
Industries like hospitality are adopting AI to analyze data for pricing adjustments, reservations optimization, and automated processes, enhancing guest and staff experiences.
Salesforce's Einstein AI has shifted pricing models from user licenses to value-based approaches, highlighting the impact of AI on revenue scaling and client relationships.
GitHub Copilot and other AI tools are revolutionizing programming and software development by generating code, improving efficiency, and reducing complexity in deployment processes.
AI's integration is reshaping interface design, moving towards conversational interactions and challenging traditional UX paradigms by emphasizing simplicity and user trust.
The benefits of AI agents include enhanced productivity, democratized access to complex tools, and advanced operations through natural language commands, though challenges such as trust, bias, and automation remain.
Product organizations need to reimagine experiences with AI at the core to adapt to this shift, ensuring AI is not just an add-on but integral to the entire user journey.
The evolution of design is inevitable with the rise of AI agents, posing questions about the extent of delegation to AI and the readiness for a future where software operates without direct human interaction.
Ultimately, AI agents are reshaping the SaaS ecosystem drastically, paving the way for a future where software interactions are more intelligent and streamlined than ever before.

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The most dangerous thing designers can do

In the age of AI, designers' scope will increase far beyond its craft.
The most dangerous thing a designer can do in the age of AI is "just design".
Designers will need mastery of both designing for AI's unpredictable outputs, and shaping user experiences.
The biggest challenge in turning AI capabilities into practical products is their variable output quality.

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