#product-design

#product-design

Ever had that sinking moment when airport security grabs your expensive knife because you spaced out during packing? You're stuck choosing between missing your flight or watching years of careful EDC curation vanish into a confiscation bin.

Whoever said that cleaning tools should just be simple and functional has probably never met a creative and whimsical designer.

Morgan Lombardi, Keurig's senior director of product management, believes pod coffee makers have become too big, too mechanical, and maybe even a little bit ugly.

The Ruck & River Camping Table is designed to cater to minimalist adventurers, providing a lightweight, ultra-portable solution for outdoor activities without compromising stability and functionality.

The Figma Watch Party in Singapore served as a valuable platform for designers to connect, pause their routine, and engage with new industry insights.

Xbox Canada teased the Xbox Milk Pitcher on social media, a potential new product designed to hold bagged milk, styled after the Xbox Series X.

Transparency in spatial design creates profound connections, allows light to penetrate interiors, and transforms rigid hierarchies into fluid, interconnected zones.

When you default it, you're leaning on existing solutions: design systems, platform conventions, or vendor tools. You're not ignoring the problem, you're delegating the decision.

Rather than clumsily letting the sauce flow freely, all you need to do is place a finger on one of the holes dispensing from the two-sided lid.

The Cleaver is a minimalist yet bold keyboard that merges industrial design with modern functionality, continuing Serene Industries' commitment to monolithic design.

LG's new G5 OLED TV offers nearly flawless picture quality, with impressive brightness, rich colors, and a stylish design, yet faces some streaming app challenges.

In 3D design, textures play a pivotal role, infusing depth, realism, and a tactile feel to the digital creations we produce.

Product design requires considering various factors, not just aesthetics and usability, but also the 'insect enticement factor' to prevent pests from invading electronics.

"That to us was a really big call to say that we need to approach this in a different manner," says Roberto Stanichi, executive vice president of Hot Wheels.