Meg Miller
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Are traditional design degrees still relevant?
The conventional route toward a career in design—through college—is rapidly changing. → Read More
Branding Has Never Been Harder. Here’s How To Master It
Tremendous cultural and technological changes have expanded the parameters of identity design. Here are four key principles for branding in the age of ambiguity. → Read More
Planned Parenthood’s Digital Revolution Has 100-Year-Old Roots
Spot On is a free period and birth control tracking app. It’s secret sauce? A wealth of institutional knowledge. → Read More
When Graphics Get Graphic (NSFW)
Illustrator Noma Bar is known for his clever use of negative space. When it comes to illustrating sexuality, that space takes on a whole new meaning. → Read More
“People Love That It’s Not Pink”: How Planned Parenthood Built A Period Tracker For Everyone
Spot On, Planned Parenthood’s first app, is a winner in the 2017 Innovation By Design Awards. → Read More
Photographing The Tourist Hordes Of Italy
Oleg Tolstoy went to Florence to capture the iPhone-wielding crowds that flock to Italian cities. → Read More
Missed The Eclipse? Watch Google’s Cross-Continent Movie Instead
Thanks to thousands of volunteers stationed across the country, anyone can experience the entire journey of the total eclipse. → Read More
The Photographer Who Has Managed To Make It To All Of History’s Landmark Events
With the help of a little Photoshop. → Read More
How Google Is Tracking Hate Crimes In America
The company is helping ProPublica build an index of hate crimes across the country. It’s sorely needed. → Read More
Google Is Using The Eclipse To Improve Its Machine Learning
It’s been a century since the U.S. has seen an eclipse like this–and Google has spent years preparing to learn from it. → Read More
This Designer Built A Secret Studio That Hangs Beneath An Underpass
Fernando Abellanas transformed the underside of a concrete bridge in Valencia into a hidden workspace. → Read More
This Designer Built A Secret Studio That Hangs Beneath An Underpass
Fernando Abellanas transformed the underside of a concrete bridge in Valencia into a hidden workspace. → Read More
Brutalist Web Design Finally Gets A Takedown
A (satirical) design framework for Brutalist UX offers a “new type of experience based on neglect.” → Read More
This Website Is A Treasure Trove Of Great Transit Branding
Who knew there was design inspiration to be found in the buses, trains, and ferries of American cities? → Read More
Branding Matters In Local Government, And Atlanta Is Leading The Way
Not all cities have a budget for design, but Atlanta’s department of urban planning is showing why they should. → Read More
10 Absurdist Photographs Depicting “America’s Most Unusual Laws”
Fascinated by the ludicrous laws she had heard about from friends around the U.S., photographer Olivia Locher set about documenting them—in her signature style. → Read More
This Single-Serving Fro-Yo Machine Is Like A Keurig For Frozen Treats
The single-serving trend comes to frozen yogurt with Wim, a countertop device that makes batches of fresh fro-yo. → Read More
These Artists Are Making Music With Sonic Weapons
The artist collective Postcommodity is using sound cannons–normally used in combat–to broadcast an opera of migrant stories. → Read More
ASMR Warning: Ikea’s 25-Minute Ad May Induce Feelings Of Comfort And Relaxation
It riffs off of ASMR videos, a growing internet subculture built around shared coping. Apparently, anything can be commodified. → Read More
The Concrete “Sound Mirrors” That Influenced WWII, Science, And Design
These massive concrete structures that dot the coast of Souther England have a brief but fascinating history. → Read More