Marvin Visions is a more modern and consistent re-interpretation of Marvin typeface originally designed by Michael Chave in 1969. Unlike the original, this new design wants to be more sturdy and versatile. It has tight-not-touching default spacing, and it sports diacritics for most European languages as well as Cyrillic glyphs. The bold weight is free to download for… Continue reading Marvin Visions: A free, bold, uppercase font
Day: September 24, 2017
Marketing and UX, perfect error messages, prototyping with Lottie and Principle and more UX links
Ending a client meeting at the perfect time, according to Paula Scher → You are giving a presentation. This line is the line of the reasonable level of expectation that everyone has when you walk into the room. You begin to present, and you come above the reasonable level of expectation; everybody gets enthusiastic, people begin… Continue reading Marketing and UX, perfect error messages, prototyping with Lottie and Principle and more UX links