TLDR Design

TLDR DESIGN 2024-11-14

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02OPINIONS & TUTORIALS

HOW TO USE COMPETITIVE EVALUATION TO INFLUENCE DECISION-MAKERS

Competitive research can strengthen team buy-in by highlighting where competitors outperform or fall short. Focusing on specific features allows for targeted comparisons. The "Problem-Agitate-Solution" framework can be used to effectively illustrate deficiencies and solutions to help persuade stakeholders. Comparisons with similarly-sized competitors provide realistic, relatable insights to support design changes.

dataanddesign.substack.com5 min read

WHEN COMBINATIONS OF HUMANS AND A.I. ARE USEFUL

Human-AI collaboration can reduce accuracy in tasks where AI excels, such as identifying fake reviews. Human involvement often leads to over- or under-reliance on AI, lowering performance. The combination of human creativity with AI's execution abilities is effective for open-ended tasks.

bigmedium.com3 min read

03LAUNCHES & TOOLS

COLLABORATIVE WHITEBOARD TOOL

Excalidraw is a virtual collaborative whiteboard tool for sketching diagrams with a hand-drawn feel.

excalidraw.comTool

GENERATE A WEBSITE WITH AI

Flexbe uses standard sections to help users create websites quickly. This approach guarantees that content is automatically aligned to the grid and adapted to different devices.

flexbe.aiTool

04MISCELLANEOUS

FLIPPO PET FOOD: A FRESH TAKE ON BRANDING AND PACKAGING DESIGN

FLIPPO Pet Food is a design-focused brand that offers natural pet nutrition. Its playful, bold packaging, designed by Colombia's Invade Design, features clean lines, vibrant colors, and engaging illustrations. The high-quality photography by Serena.Studio highlights FLIPPO's fresh ingredients, while the bold typography and humorous messaging make FLIPPO's products appealing and relatable.

abduzeedo.com2 min read

THE FRAMING EFFECT IN UX DESIGN

How you frame a problem can shape decision-making. People tend toward risk aversion when focused on gains, preferring certainty. Conversely, people exhibit risk-taking behavior when focused on losses, preferring uncertain options with potentially better outcomes.

uxknowledgebase.com4 min read

“WHO ARE DESIGNERS HERE TO SERVE?”

The UK's toll systems often feel punitive, especially for infrequent users who face fines for missed payments. Its design prioritizes revenue over user-friendliness, with 20% of income from fines. While it would be ethical to design fairer systems, business goals often clash with user needs.

designweek.co.uk4 min read