Site of the dayMethod of Action: design skills as games
Method of Action is a set of free mini-games that train a designer's eye: kerning, Bézier curves, boolean shapes, color and letterforms, plus a simple web vector editor.
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Site of the dayMethod of Action is a set of free mini-games that train a designer's eye: kerning, Bézier curves, boolean shapes, color and letterforms, plus a simple web vector editor.
Telegram of the dayA near-daily roundup of tech and programming links, picked by software engineer Tal Koren, plus a weekly recap on which links landed and why.
Instagram of the dayThe Berlin-based Japanese artist fills whole rooms with red and black thread. Her account tracks installations in museums around the world.
TikTok of the dayNino Ferrari-Mathis walks you through remarkable homes and museums — LA modernism, Brazil, France, Japan — so you feel the space, not just see it.
Pinterest of the daydesignboom's board of new European buildings, with 6,000+ pins from a Czech town hall retrofit to Cycladic holiday homes. Updated almost daily.
Peru of the dayThe Center for Traditional Textiles of Cusco explains Andean weaving from cave finds to the Inca, and profiles ten highland communities still weaving today.
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Telegram of the dayShort front-end posts in English: new CSS features, React patterns and tooling. A title, one line on what the article covers, and a link — a minute per post.
Instagram of the dayThe Natural History Museum in London on Instagram: dinosaurs made of real bone, rhinos from the Mammals Hall, fieldwork and specimens, told briefly and with humor.
A Dutch history creator films dolmens, underground cities and new digs in Türkiye, explaining what we know about the deep past.
Pinterest of the daySixty antique maps gathered by Europeana from libraries and archives across Europe, from medieval Britain to Blaeu's atlases.
Morocco of the dayCasamémoire has been defending Casablanca's 20th-century architecture since 1995. Its site covers styles, architects and eight walking routes — in French only.