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A Mistake Is Not An Error

The topic of the post is related to error prevention and handling in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) usability.
The author shares an experience of creating an event schedule and editor interface for a client's website.
The client asked about manually sorting events, which prompted the author to reflect on the difference between mistakes and errors.
The author discusses the importance of understanding errors and mistakes, and the different ways of handling them.

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How developers turn ideas into bugs — even when they mean well

Developers often turn ideas into unnecessary features and solutions that end up being unused or obsolete.
The focus is often on technology rather than the actual needs of the users.
Being afraid of inactivity, developers tend to add settings and create solutions for non-existent problems.
Taking a product-first approach involves asking better questions and focusing on building what truly matters.

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AI Design: Exploring Vibe Coding with Onlook

AI Design: Exploring Vibe Coding with Onlook
AI and generative AI are reshaping the creative industry, leading to a trend called vibe coding.
Onlook is a tool that combines visual editing with a live React website, allowing designers to experiment and customize their designs.
Vibe coding tools like Onlook speed up prototyping, bridge the gap between design and development, and encourage learning of frameworks and styling.

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soeda and associates slices sharp geometry into sonata2 residence in kawasaki

Soeda and Associates have designed Sonata2, a residential project in Kawasaki City, Japan.
The building is located on a narrow, triangular site, and the architecture responds to the site's tight geometry.
The structure features sharp edges and precise openings, creating a sculptural street presence.
The building is structured in reinforced concrete and incorporates strategic stair placement to achieve balance and maximize usable interior space.

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How I Earned $1,000 a Month from Online Teaching

Online teaching can be a lucrative source of income, with the potential to earn $1,000 per month.
The eLearning market is valued at over $399 billion and is projected to reach $1 trillion.
Starting in online education is easy and doesn't require advanced skills, thanks to eLearning tools.
Platforms like Amazon's KDP and Etsy provide opportunities to publish and sell educational resources.

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range rover’s scenic installation travels through time from retro 1970s to futuristic 2025

Range Rover presents a time-travel installation in Milan during Milan Design Week 2025, showcasing a journey from the 1970s to 2025.
The installation, titled Futurespective: Connected Worlds, celebrates Range Rover's heritage and future using scenography.
NUOVA staged the 1970s setting with a classic Range Rover dealership complete with vintage interiors and furniture pieces.
The experience transitions to the future with a modernized setup featuring white light, mirrors, and a rebuffed classic Range Rover.
Range Rover aims to maintain its heritage while evolving its design language to be more contemporary and productive.
The installation reflects the brand's transition as it explores new ways to communicate and stand independently within the Range Rover family.
Will Verity, Range Rover's Brand Design Chief, expresses the brand's interest in continuing to explore artistic and experiential installations.
The installation, named Futurespective: Connected Worlds, was a collaborative effort between Range Rover and studio NUOVA.
The design incorporates elements like mirrors, white stones, and a blue color scheme to depict the futuristic 2025 setting.
Range Rover plans to further evolve its experiential installations, building on the success and learnings from their Milan Design Week debut.

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raúl sánchez’ casa magarola rests above steep, sloping terrain in spain

Ral Snchez Architects’ Casa Magarola is a light-infused home perched on the side of steep terrain.
The house is constructed on a slope inclined at a 45 level, preserving the rocky slate terrain almost entirely intact.
Slender concrete 'legs' anchor the house along its facades, lifting it above the slope.
The design incorporates natural tones and materials, sustainable features, and a sense of compositional harmony.

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Sloths Can Hold Their Breaths Underwater Longer than Dolphins Can

Sloths have the ability to hold their breath for up to 40 minutes, much longer than dolphins.
Sloths slow their heart rate by up to 50% when underwater, helping them conserve oxygen.
They are surprisingly good swimmers and use swimming to move between trees or escape predators.
Sloths are well-adapted to their jungle lifestyle, with unique features such as algae-covered fur and upside-down digestion.

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shigeru ban’s pavilion at expo 2025 osaka is an urgent call to protect the oceans

Architect Shigeru Ban brings a statement of environmental awareness with the Blue Ocean Dome at Expo 2025 Osaka.
The Blue Ocean Dome is constructed with sustainable materials and highlights urgent themes of plastic marine pollution and oceanic climate awareness.
The trio of interconnected domes within the Blue Ocean Dome complex showcases different materials including laminated bamboo, carbon fiber, and paper tubes.
The pavilion serves as a hub for dialogue, innovation, and cross-disciplinary exchange, aiming to protect the oceans and promote sustainability.

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Grün Haus Balances Minimalism With Bold Color and Materials in Malta

Grün Haus in Malta balances minimalism with bold color and materials.
The project embodies a philosophy of quiet sophistication, using a palette of textures and tones to create a sense of tranquility and fluidity.
The residence features a modular design approach, enabling rooms to shift in purpose and adapt to the needs of its occupants.
Sustainability is integrated into the design, with passive cooling strategies and a focus on natural illumination and low-impact materials.

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Title: Gaming: More Than Just a Game

Gaming has evolved into a global phenomenon and an art form.
Gaming is no longer limited to children, with diverse genres catering to different age groups.
Playing games can enhance critical thinking skills, decision-making, teamwork, and language proficiency.
The gaming industry offers various career paths, from content creation to game development and esports.

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The HidaHida Chair Is Draped in Japanese + Scandinavian Artistry

The HidaHida Chair is a collaboration between architect Kengo Kuma and Swedish furniture brand Gärsnäs, combining Japanese and Scandinavian design principles.
The chair is defined by its unique draping, inspired by the Japanese concept of hida, which means to drape, and conveys a sense of softness and elegance.
The core of the chair features a steam-bent wooden bow that supports the seat, made from recycled felt and upholstered in fabric or leather.
HidaHida represents a fusion of traditional wood craftsmanship and upholstery techniques, resulting in a visually and tactilely appealing piece of furniture.

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Why Does My App Sound Like It Went to Law School?

Back in the early days of technology, software had an alien-like quality, using stiff prompts and strange decision trees.
However, as technology has become a part of our daily lives, software should evolve and communicate in a more human and friendly manner.
Corporate-style solutions that still use formal and complicated language are making a mistake, as machines are now our constant companions.
Interfaces should be warm, approachable, and speak in a manner that resonates with users on an emotional level.

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Exploring the Future of In-Person Events With Design Nerds Anonymous

In the events industry, in-person occasions must be part of a larger brand ecosystem for effective trade shows and conferences.
Marco Giberti and Amanda Schneider discuss the importance of organic connections, strategic use of technology, and integrating virtual and in-person experiences.
Quantitative feedback and adaptability are key for successful event strategies, while events should be integrated into a year-long marketing plan.
The podcast episode explores the future of in-person events and their impact on brand experiences.

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How to Balance Creativity and Functionality in UI/UX Design

Balancing creativity and functionality in UI/UX design is crucial for attracting and retaining users.
Developers must focus on creating visually appealing designs with strong functionality.
Identifying user problems and conducting research is the foundation of good design.
Prioritizing functionality over creativity ensures essential features work efficiently.
Performance and responsiveness should not be compromised by excessive creativity like animations or fonts.
Mobile optimization is key, as many users browse websites on their phones.
Security considerations are vital to maintain user trust and protect data.
User testing is essential at all design stages to ensure usability and user satisfaction.
Creating a balance between creativity and functionality leads to a successful user experience.
A well-designed product prioritizes usability, security, and performance alongside visual appeal.

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