The hottest Digital Design Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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The Intersection 138 implied HN points 31 Jan 24
  1. Design tools like Canva have democratized design, making it accessible to everyone, but the quality of design produced may not always meet professional standards.
  2. AI-powered design tools aim to streamline design processes, but they require a fundamental understanding of design to be used effectively.
  3. While tools like Canva have made design accessible to non-designers, the quality of work ultimately depends on the skills and capabilities of the individuals using the tools.
The Intersection 277 implied HN points 19 Sep 23
  1. History often repeats itself in the adoption of new technologies, as seen with the initial skepticism towards digital marketing and now with AI.
  2. Brands are either cautiously experimenting with AI for PR purposes or holding back due to concerns like data security, plagiarism, and unforeseen outcomes.
  3. AI's evolution spans from traditional artificial intelligence to the current era dominated by generative AI, offering operational efficiency, creative enhancements, and transformative possibilities.
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The 21st Century Proletarian 19 implied HN points 04 Nov 22
  1. Question the necessity of traditional industry standards like Pantone and Adobe in the digital age. Consider alternatives and challenge the status quo.
  2. Empower individuals to create their own color systems and liberate design from corporate influence. Encourage innovation and free access to color.
  3. Advocate for a design revolution by rejecting outdated, overpriced software, and working towards a more inclusive and progressive design community.
Cybernetic Forests 0 implied HN points 04 Nov 21
  1. Symptoms in technological systems indicate underlying issues that need attention.
  2. Approaching problems in AI and cyber-physical systems as 'cyber-physical symptoms' can help identify imbalances between digital and social elements.
  3. Considering the concept of 'Hormesis,' where appropriate amounts of digital and analog elements are integrated, can lead to stronger system designs.