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Design Deals for the Week

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Every week, we’ll give you an overview of the best deals for designers, make sure you don’t miss any by subscribing to our deals feed. You can also follow the recently launched website Type Deals if you are looking for free fonts or font deals.

750+ High-Quality UI Sound Effects

Packed with over 750 high-quality recordings, the Useful Interface sound library delivers a diverse collection of tastefully crafted user interface sound effects for your UI needs. Featuring menu actions, expressive gestures, beeps, whooshes, transitions loops and more, this library covers all the bases.

$27 instead of $59 – Get it now!

Brignola Elegant Script Font with 1,000+ Glyphs

Add some serious elegance to your typeface toolbox with Brignola. This calligraphy script font features over 1,000 glyphs and plenty of OpenType Features from alternates to swashes, offering you serious flexibility in your designs. It’s a fabulous choice for your latest project, particularly any and all wedding-related items.

$8 instead of $17 – Get it now!

10 Vintage Effect Photoshop Actions

Create an authentic vintage photo effect in no time with this set of 10 fully editable Photoshop actions. Quickly and easily give your images that old time vintage look. From the sepia drenched, wild west through to the cool retro, black and white of the swinging sixties there’s an action here that will create the effect you’re looking for.

$5 instead of $28 – Get it now!

Awesome Bellsmore Handlettered Brush Script Font

Bellsmore brush script is a sleek and semi-modern elegant font with a classy touch. This typeface includes a variety of OpenType features from special ligatures to numerals. It’s the perfect solution to your next project whether it’s logo design, book covers or posters.

$5 instead of $19 – Get it now!

Bison, A Powerful Sans Serif

Bison is a strong font family and sophisticated sans serif. Inspired by the animal, it’s sturdy uncompromising style is felt through the controlled letterforms and modern touches. A balance of hard lines and smooth curves. Each font in the family can stand on its own, dynamic and authoritative in their own right. Bison includes ten all-caps fonts: four weights, two outlines, six italics. The different weights give you full range to explore a whole host of applications, while the outlined fonts give a real modern feel to any project.

$9 instead of $20 – Get it now!

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Preloading Pages Just Before They are Needed

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The typical journey for a person browsing a website: view a page, click a link, browser loads new page. That’s assuming no funny business like a Single Page App, which still follows that journey, but the browser doesn’t load a new page — the client fakes it for the sake of a snappier transition.

What if you could load that new page before the person clicks the link so that, when they do, the loading of that next page is much faster? There are two notable projects that try to help with that:

  • quicklink: detects visible links, waits for the browser to be idle and if it isn’t on slow connection, it prefetches those links.
  • instant.page: if you hover over a link for 65ms, it preloads that link. The new Version 2 allows you to configure of the time delay or whether to wait for a click or press before preloading.

Combine those things with technological improvements like paint holding, and building a SPA architecture just for the speed benefits may become unnecessary (though it may still be desirable for other reasons, like code-splitting, putting the onus of routing onto front-end developers, etc.).

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Diesel x Coca-Cola: THE (RE)COLLECTION

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Film, Online
Diesel

URL: https://dieselbin.store/

This Autumn, two iconic brands, Diesel and Coca-Cola, have joined forces to create The (Re)Collection; a beautifully crafted capsule collection incorporating recycled materials. 

Diesel, known for provoking its audience with irony, boldness and its ability to challenge conformity and Coca-Cola, known for celebrating togetherness and inclusivity, teamed up to merge their DNA and create a remarkable collaboration. The range incorporates materials such as recycled PET derived from plastic bottles and recycled cotton, to create a fresh, modern interpretation of Diesel’s casual-wear aesthetic combined with Coca-Cola’s iconicity to make a statement. 

And while other brands launch their collaborations in the fanciest most exclusive Pop-Up stores, Diesel & Coca-Cola are inviting people to get it directly from where it came from: The recycling bins. Yeah, that also means your local recycle bin. The (Re)Collection will be exclusively available for a limited time from September 27 just by scanning any recycling logo worldwide, giving access to an exclusive site on diesel.com to shop the collection before its official release on stores worldwide. Those who want to get early access to the collection must visit http://bin.store and follow the instructions. 

The collaboration will roll out worldwide with an exclusive opening of the first-of-its-kind recycling bin store of The (Re)Collection taking place at the sidewalk of Galeries Lafayette, on Saturday 28 in Paris. The launch event in Paris will be followed by a series of collateral events that will take place around the world including London, Berlin, Milan, Tokyo, Shanghai, Beijing, Amsterdam, New York, among others.

The collection will be officially released at select Diesel stores worldwide and on diesel.com from October 7. But if you don’t want to wait until that date you just can get it from where it came from now.

 
 

Advertising Agency:Publicis, Milan, Italy
Global CCO Publicis WW:Bruno Bertelli
CCO:Cristiana Boccassini
General Manager:Daniela Di Maio
Creative Director:Thiago Cruz, Mihnea Gheorghiu
Creative Supervisor:Costanza Rossi
Acd:Dan Arango, Arthur Amorim
Copywriter:Dan Arango
Art Director:Arthur Amorim
Designer:Luca Villa
Account Director:Filippo D’Andrea
Account Executive:Mirko De Martini
Senior Strategic Planner:Monica Radulescu
Head Of Digital:Pierluigi Roselli
Social Media Manager:Doina Tatu
Head Of Production:Francesca Zazzera
Producer:Tania Dal Pra, Amine Ketem
Art Buyer:Marcella Garutti
Director:Lou Escobar
Photographer:Lou Escobar
Production Company:SOLAB
Executive Producers:Nicolas Tiry
DoP:Hunter Daly
Stylist:Lucie Jeannot
Casting:Candice Meiers
Makeup:Samuel Ruffin Hendrix
Hair:Javier Palacio
Set Design:David Laurent
Music Production:Sizzer

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Diesel x Coca-Cola: THE (RE)COLLECTION

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Diesel

URL: https://dieselbin.store/

This Autumn, two iconic brands, Diesel and Coca-Cola, have joined forces to create The (Re)Collection; a beautifully crafted capsule collection incorporating recycled materials. 

Diesel, known for provoking its audience with irony, boldness and its ability to challenge conformity and Coca-Cola, known for celebrating togetherness and inclusivity, teamed up to merge their DNA and create a remarkable collaboration. The range incorporates materials such as recycled PET derived from plastic bottles and recycled cotton, to create a fresh, modern interpretation of Diesel’s casual-wear aesthetic combined with Coca-Cola’s iconicity to make a statement. 

And while other brands launch their collaborations in the fanciest most exclusive Pop-Up stores, Diesel & Coca-Cola are inviting people to get it directly from where it came from: The recycling bins. Yeah, that also means your local recycle bin. The (Re)Collection will be exclusively available for a limited time from September 27 just by scanning any recycling logo worldwide, giving access to an exclusive site on diesel.com to shop the collection before its official release on stores worldwide. Those who want to get early access to the collection must visit http://bin.store and follow the instructions. 

The collaboration will roll out worldwide with an exclusive opening of the first-of-its-kind recycling bin store of The (Re)Collection taking place at the sidewalk of Galeries Lafayette, on Saturday 28 in Paris. The launch event in Paris will be followed by a series of collateral events that will take place around the world including London, Berlin, Milan, Tokyo, Shanghai, Beijing, Amsterdam, New York, among others.

The collection will be officially released at select Diesel stores worldwide and on diesel.com from October 7. But if you don’t want to wait until that date you just can get it from where it came from now.

 
 

Advertising Agency:Publicis, Milan, Italy
Global CCO Publicis WW:Bruno Bertelli
CCO:Cristiana Boccassini
General Manager:Daniela Di Maio
Creative Director:Thiago Cruz, Mihnea Gheorghiu
Creative Supervisor:Costanza Rossi
Acd:Dan Arango, Arthur Amorim
Copywriter:Dan Arango
Art Director:Arthur Amorim
Designer:Luca Villa
Account Director:Filippo D’Andrea
Account Executive:Mirko De Martini
Senior Strategic Planner:Monica Radulescu
Head Of Digital:Pierluigi Roselli
Social Media Manager:Doina Tatu
Head Of Production:Francesca Zazzera
Producer:Tania Dal Pra, Amine Ketem
Art Buyer:Marcella Garutti
Director:Lou Escobar
Photographer:Lou Escobar
Production Company:SOLAB
Executive Producers:Nicolas Tiry
DoP:Hunter Daly
Stylist:Lucie Jeannot
Casting:Candice Meiers
Makeup:Samuel Ruffin Hendrix
Hair:Javier Palacio
Set Design:David Laurent
Music Production:Sizzer

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Diesel x Coca-Cola: THE (RE)COLLECTION

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Film, Online
Diesel

URL: https://dieselbin.store/

This Autumn, two iconic brands, Diesel and Coca-Cola, have joined forces to create The (Re)Collection; a beautifully crafted capsule collection incorporating recycled materials. 

Diesel, known for provoking its audience with irony, boldness and its ability to challenge conformity and Coca-Cola, known for celebrating togetherness and inclusivity, teamed up to merge their DNA and create a remarkable collaboration. The range incorporates materials such as recycled PET derived from plastic bottles and recycled cotton, to create a fresh, modern interpretation of Diesel’s casual-wear aesthetic combined with Coca-Cola’s iconicity to make a statement. 

And while other brands launch their collaborations in the fanciest most exclusive Pop-Up stores, Diesel & Coca-Cola are inviting people to get it directly from where it came from: The recycling bins. Yeah, that also means your local recycle bin. The (Re)Collection will be exclusively available for a limited time from September 27 just by scanning any recycling logo worldwide, giving access to an exclusive site on diesel.com to shop the collection before its official release on stores worldwide. Those who want to get early access to the collection must visit http://bin.store and follow the instructions. 

The collaboration will roll out worldwide with an exclusive opening of the first-of-its-kind recycling bin store of The (Re)Collection taking place at the sidewalk of Galeries Lafayette, on Saturday 28 in Paris. The launch event in Paris will be followed by a series of collateral events that will take place around the world including London, Berlin, Milan, Tokyo, Shanghai, Beijing, Amsterdam, New York, among others.

The collection will be officially released at select Diesel stores worldwide and on diesel.com from October 7. But if you don’t want to wait until that date you just can get it from where it came from now.

 
 

Advertising Agency:Publicis, Milan, Italy
Global CCO Publicis WW:Bruno Bertelli
CCO:Cristiana Boccassini
General Manager:Daniela Di Maio
Creative Director:Thiago Cruz, Mihnea Gheorghiu
Creative Supervisor:Costanza Rossi
Acd:Dan Arango, Arthur Amorim
Copywriter:Dan Arango
Art Director:Arthur Amorim
Designer:Luca Villa
Account Director:Filippo D’Andrea
Account Executive:Mirko De Martini
Senior Strategic Planner:Monica Radulescu
Head Of Digital:Pierluigi Roselli
Social Media Manager:Doina Tatu
Head Of Production:Francesca Zazzera
Producer:Tania Dal Pra, Amine Ketem
Art Buyer:Marcella Garutti
Director:Lou Escobar
Photographer:Lou Escobar
Production Company:SOLAB
Executive Producers:Nicolas Tiry
DoP:Hunter Daly
Stylist:Lucie Jeannot
Casting:Candice Meiers
Makeup:Samuel Ruffin Hendrix
Hair:Javier Palacio
Set Design:David Laurent
Music Production:Sizzer

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IKEA: New Chapter

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Film
IKEA

Fall is the time of year when many are moving out and life takes a new turn. For some it’s a moment of joy, for others, it’s a bit sad. In this film New Chapter, we portray the beautiful relationship between a mother and a daughter and how an old bookshelf filled with memories can get a new life in a new home.

Advertising Agency:Åkestam Holst, Stockholm, Sweden
Film Production:: Bacon CPH
Music Supervisor:Upright Music
Director:Martin Werner, Bacon Cph
Account Manager:Anna Nollendorfs
Strategist:Jerker Winther
Client Director:Kjell Mansson
Copywriter:Rickard Beskow, Mark Ardelius
Art Director:Eva Wallmark, Jesper Holst

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Eason: Switch Off and Read

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Outdoor
Eason

BBDO Dublin’s new campaign “Switch Off and Read” for Eason, Ireland’s number one bookseller is all about reconnecting people with the simple joy of reading. It’s about encouraging parents to read with their children in a time when our lives are fuelled and constantly interrupted by technology. With excessive screen time a source of ongoing worry for parents, “Switch Off and Read” celebrates the joy of the magical written word. And to quote the deity Ru Paul, reading is fundamental. And reading with your kids is even more powerful as it instils a lifelong love of books. “Switch Off and Read” will run across OOH and radio.

Advertising Agency:BBDO, Dublin, Ireland

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A Codebase and a Community

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I woke up one morning and realized that I had it all wrong. I discovered that code and design are unable to solve every problem on a design systems team, even if many problems can be solved by coding and designing in a dark room all day. Wait, huh? How on earth does that make any sense? Well, that’s because good design systems work is about hiring, too.

Let me explain.

First, let’s take a look at some common design systems issues. One might be that your components are a thick div soup which is causing issues for users and is all-round bad for accessibility. Another issue might be that you have a large number of custom components that are fragile and extremely difficult to use. Or maybe you have eight different illustration styles and four different modal components. Maybe you have a thousand different color values that are used inconsistently.

Everyone in an organization can typically feel these problems but they’re really hard to describe. Folks can see that it takes way longer to build things than it should and miscommunication is rampant. Our web app might have bad web performance, major accessibility issues and wildly inconsistent design. But why is this? What’s the root cause of all these dang problems?

The strange thing about design systems is it’s difficult to see what the root cause of all these inconsistencies and issues might be. And even the answer isn’t always entirely obvious once you see the problem.

A design systems team can write component documentation to fix these issues, or perhaps refactor things, audit patterns, refactor even more things, redesign components, and provide training and guidance. But when apps get to a certain size then one person (or even a whole team of people) tackling these problems isn’t enough to solve them.

Sure a design systems team can spend a whole bunch of time helping fix an issue but is that really the best use of their time? What if they convinced another team in the company to instead hire a dedicated front-end engineer to build a sustainable working environment? What if they hired an illustrator to make things consistent and ensure high quality across the entire app?

This is why design systems work is also about hiring.

A design systems team is in the perfect place to provide guidance around hiring because they’ll be the first to spot issues across an organization. They’ll see how components are being hacked together or where there’s too many unnecessary custom components that are not part of a library or style guide. The design systems team will see weaknesses in the codebase that no one else can see and they can show which teams are missing which particular skill sets — and fix that issue by hiring folks with skills in those specific areas.

If you’re in management and don’t see all those inconsistencies every day, then it’s likely nothing will get done about it. We’re unlikely to fix the issues we cannot see.

So as design systems folks, we ultimately need to care about hiring because of this: a codebase is a neighborhood and a community.

And the only way we can fix the codebase is by fixing the community.

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What happens when you open a new install of browsers for the 1st time?

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Interesting research from Jonathan Sampson, where he watches the network requests a browser makes the very first time you launch it on a fresh install, and otherwise do nothing. This gives you a little insight into what kind of information that browser wants to collect and disseminate.

This was all shared as tweets, but I’m linking to an unrolled thread if there’s one available:

Looks like Brave is the cleanest and the most questionable is… Opera?

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