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Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy I brought you a cool case. The project is about the rebranding of an organization that preserves the buildings of the legendary Frank Lloyd Wright. order.design/project/frank-lloyd-wright-building-conservancy #design #rebranding

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Yeah, the new name, again 🤣 And the new release date is April 1st, I need more time to complete it.

AirPods Max 2 Yesterday Apple finally unveiled new full-size headphones with the new H2 chip. Honestly, I think the sound of AirPods Max is great, good enough for me. But. I noticed a significant difference between H1 and H2 when I switched from AirPods 3 to 4. Wonder if the same jump applies here.

Similar designs I always reset the search because I automatically click the button next to the search field. I'm used to this button for sending a message in messengers and always click it. It looks familiar 😬

Labor market impacts of AI Hey guys! Anthropic introduced a new measure of AI displacement risk. At first look at the picture—that’s interesting and surprising (for me). Blue: Theoretical Al coverage Red: Observed Al coverage anthropic.com/research/labor-market-impacts

Inspired by iPhone Added 5 test color themes: Cosmic Orange, Deep Blue, Lavender, Sage, Mist Blue. Improved covers, texts, translations and colors.

Flip-Flip How do I remember words and phrases in two languages? I just created an app to do that better. Maybe you know apps like flip-cards. I would use the UnifyHub app for it, but I study two languages on different platforms, plus I use Duolingo and watch videos or listen to songs, so I decided to create my own one via Gemini. It took only fifteen minutes to create the app I needed. Yeah, it looks generic and not perfect, but sometimes it’s enough. With it I create a list of words and keep it...

Magnifying glass There's a cool thing in the Preview app on the iPad. It looks like a real life thing and works exactly the same. At first I thought it was just part of the picture, but my curiosity made me touch it. I actually think that's why Apple created the "Glass" effect 🤣

Code screen I remember the days when we had to watch computers boot up before we could use them. I see a similar process now, but in the case when some model creates something new. But this process is even faster 🤣