The fall of InVision, products with personality, K-pop posters

Your weekly list of curated design resources, brought to you by your friends at the UX Collective. The UX Collective Newsletter A newsletter by UX Collective January 9, 2021  •  3 min read  •  View in browser The fall of InVision, products with personality, K-pop posters Your weekly list of curated design resources, brought to you by your friends at the UX Collective. The results of the UX Tools 2020 survey are in. One of the biggest takeaways? Things aren't looking great for InVision. Only a few short years ago InVision seemed like it had all the momentum in the world. They had massive user growth and were valued as high as $1.9 billion. So, what happened? The rise and fall of InVision → The UX Collective is an independent ad-free design publication that elevates unheard design voices, reaching over 405,100 designers every week. Curated by Fabricio Teixeira and Caio Braga. Burger King's new brand brings a nostalgic look & feel to fast food. Editors' picks Great UX writing → How to write digital products with personality. By Nick DiLallo Beyond diversity → The fight against systemic racism can't just stop at diverse hiring. By Michelle Nguyen How good is your design → Measuring design quality with heuristics. By Jasmine Friedl K-Pop Music Posters: typographic posters inspired by K-Pop songs. Food for thought Progressive or not → Is progressive enhancement dead yet? Honor the material → We're holding phones from the future, running old software. Leading with craft → Where do we go when we grow as designers? DALL·E: a trained neural network that creates images from text captions. Little gems this week A retrospective of incorporating nostalgia in design By Rayhan Finn Hijack your feed: Inventing a more humane way to scroll By Jason Yuan How does VR affect our society, emotionally and ethically? By Karina Nguyen More top stories: 5 designer personas every design team has to have By Jovan Rocanov Search with typo tolerance By Tomek Nieżurawski Reading television: The cognitive experience of closed-captioning By James Biber Tools and resources Accessibility advent → A calendar with an accessibility tip a day. Code pens 2020 → A list with the most hearted code pens of the year. How to Favicon in 2021 → Six files that fit most needs. We believe designers are thinkers as much as they are makers. So we created the design newsletter we have always wanted to receive. Feel free to forward this to your friends. From The UX Collective Newsletter A newsletter by UX Collective A weekly, ad-free newsletter that helps designers stay in the know, be productive, and think more critically about their work. More from this newsletter View in browser

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