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Designing isn’t associated with movements like Dada
Design at its simplest is not usually associated with philosophical movements like Dada, but rather with craft movements, such as the Deutscher Werkbund, the Bauhaus, or with the Constructivist (Constructivism) art movements of Russia, the Netherlands and other countries. It is as if design is, inescapably, part of a mode of production that is both craft-related [...]
Continue reading...Design studios and acoustic environment
Thursday, May 22, 2008
For far too many years, both designers and users have judged designed artifacts almost exclusively in terms of their visual and occasionally haptic qualities. The design’s functional and perceptual qualities are generally limited to the senses of sight and touch, to the exclusion of the other senses. This attitude corresponds with the centrality of vision particularly within [...]
Continue reading...Why do you Need to Redesign your Website?
Thursday, May 8, 2008
If it has been long since you have created your website and have not done much to it since then, then it might as well serve you good to think about redesigning it altogether. Let me illustrate some reasons why you ought to give a thought to the redesigning idea. To Making Your Website More Attractive It [...]
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- To understand design, we must let the world shape us
- Design and animation are two different disciplines
- Breaking down your story into necessary 3D and 2D elements
- WordPress theme designers
- A symbol is an object, design, property, text
- Tracking your web site visitors is one the most crucial things
- Retail design has close ties to interface design
- Set design is the creation of the physical space
- Society influences designers, design processes and designed objects
- The design of textile surfaces
Asides 
Many of the terms defined in this dictionary address, directly or indirectly, the concept of value. Indeed design can be understood as being a value-adding and value-negotiating process. Value is a very basic and broad concept. It relates to the worth that we humans ascribe to anything and for almost any reason.
If you were to think of any reason that some thing, someone, some feeling, some experience might be of some worth, importance, or significance then you have placed a value on it. Value is most commonly understood to represent the amount of money (or other “in-kind” currency) that it takes to complete an exchange to buy, to rent, to employ, and so on.
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Tuesday, May 27, 2008
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