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Don't read these four books... ⬇︎ 👀 Unless you want to grow, be inspired, and ultimately become a better creative service provider. When was the last time you read a book relevant to your industry? As creatives, we should always be looking to learn and grow. Reading material by other designers who excel in their crafts gives us inspiration, fresh perspectives, and new approaches to our work. Here are some books I’ve been learning from lately: ➡️ Steal Like an Artist by Austin Kleon ➡️ Show Your Work by Austin Kleon ➡️ MindShift by Erwin Rafael McMarus ➡️ The Creative Act by Rick Rubin Let me know your favorite design books 📖 ⬇︎

How can you enhance the visibility of your next publication or increase your chances of getting your next research proposal accepted? How to get the illustration you need in just a few days? How to find an illustrator who is on the same wavelength with you? alexeychizhik.com 😉

💠Navigate the academic journey with ease! 9 down, 1 more to go 💪🏽. Homescreen design. Today, let's dive into the heart of our community. Reading with like-minded individuals has heightened my appreciation for knowledge and camaraderie. 📚✨ #UniversityApp #CommunityOfLearners #SignifiersOfSuccess" #uiuxdesigner #ReadWithGabriella #Techbooks #Designbyeverydaythings

Have you seen our website refresh yet? Check out the new home page at inclusivepixel.com, as well as a new landing page for the A11yBook! It's still a work in progress - a few other things are moving around and cleaning up as well. Let us know what you think! -- Image Description: A screenshot from the Inclusive Pixelation website. 4 equally spaced sections with images are labeled Speaking, #A11yBook, Coming October 1!, and Consulting with a purple Learn More button under each section's descriptive text.

Austin Kleon “Steal like an Artist” I just finished reading the book "Steal Like an Artist" by Austin Kleon. What a book that enhances the way of thinking and looking at things differently. A few learnings from this golden book are : - Learn from the best Artists and learn everything about them - Copy, innovate, and make things differently in your way - Learn to copy but not exactly reproduce - No artwork is original. If we think that way, we haven't explored the real art or references so far. - Have hobbies and be creative There's a lot more to acquire from this specially crafted book for designers.

Download now ➡️ https://bit.ly/4be9WyL In this paper, you’ll learn how two decades of accessibility challenges were successfully overcome. When you stretch your imagination beyond simple plans and layouts, that’s where new, creative ideas are generated. What solutions can we bring to your visions and challenges? https://bit.ly/3Yrl6KE

Join us in making academic posters better! This summer, we're collecting Poster Presentations for our Hall of Fame. There aren't enough examples of good posters (with a great story and design) to use as inspiration, this is one of the reasons why most researchers present badly designed posters (they are afraid to do something that's not been done before). We want to change that! We've seen that seeing good examples, leads to good design. So if you've spend hours on an amazing design and would like to be featured (with links back to your LinkedIn profile) in our Hall of Fame, send us your poster design. Don't be shy, and even when you're in doubt, send it over for review. Of course, if you've ever completed a course with us, we would LOVE to see your final design. Contact us via DM, or info@theonlinescientist.com #posterdesign #posters #conference #sciencecommunication

👋Back to work after Eid, and I'm excited to share with you all three of my all-time favorite books! These reads have been incredibly enriching for me, and I'm sure you'll enjoy and learn from them too, without ever feeling bored. Let's dive in and explore the insights they offer: 🔶 "The Design of Everyday Things": Gain valuable insights into the impact of design on our lives and how to make things better for all. Happy reading and learning! 🔶 "Don't Make Me Think" by Steve Krug: Discover how to make websites easy to use and enjoyable for everyone. 🔶 "The Non-Designer's Design Book" by Robin Williams: Explore essential design principles for creating user-friendly interfaces. Do let me know what is your favorite book and which part inspires you the most from the above-mentioned books! ❤️

here's a new book that we are excited about.

Writing Accessible Hyperlinks Full Sail University's Universal Design Space outlined a guide to help write hyperlink text that is clear, informative, and accessible. Read through the full guide on Full Sail One: https://lnkd.in/eN8kebWd