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Darrell Estabrook

Darrell has over 25 years of experience designing engaging and productive apps for customers and business employees. He's led the design for a mobile enterprise app that replaced a legacy, paper-based process for a national auto retailer. Darrell specializes in turning big-picture thinking into practical visual experiences. His creative, purpose-driven design approach helps business leaders realize their vision.

Ogeh Ezeonu

Ogeh has been working in the design industry for over five years, with hands-on experience creating digital products for retail and businesses. She is skilled in user experience design, user interface design, product strategy, and innovation for web and mobile applications. Having worked with clients in various industries, Ogeh is passionate about creating engaging products for businesses and enabling users to interact directly with their brands.

Frederic Savioz

Frederic is a senior art director and creative director with more than 20 years of experience in branding, UI design, and advertising. He worked for various industries, including FMCG, banks, insurances, pet food, B2B, cryptocurrencies, startups, and more. He can count Nike, Adobe, Afla Romeo, Absolut Vodka, Jägermeister, and Volkswagen as clients. After gaining a master's in interactive art direction in Stockholm, Frederic founded the Kids—a digital and communication studio.

Olha Bahaieva

Olha is an award-winning Ukraine-based designer with over 10 years of experience in UX/UI design. She has received many prestigious awards, including the Indigo Design Awards and CSSDesign Awards. Her clients include Fortune 500 company Dish Network and startups such as Human Agency, Gronda, and Growth Channel. Olha is a founder of the UX Designers Club, a design course and book author with 1+ million views, and a top ADPList mentor.

Skand Bhandarkar

Skand is the winner of Design4India Award 2018, presented by Adobe and Facebook in the Web category. He has been working in the design field for the past 13 years, with nine years in the UX/UI field. Skand specializes in user interfaces, wireframing, and prototyping. He has worked with companies like HP, Paramount Pictures, and Avis Car Rental. Skand has designed complete web, social, and print identities for clients worldwide.

Saurabh Mathur

Saurabh is a UX/UI designer with over 14 years of experience—designing for platform-specific iOS and Android apps and the responsive web. He excels at helping with product strategy, micro-copy, and motion prototyping (Principle, Framer). He's also worked with multiplatform scrum teams using the agile approach. In his career, Saurabh's worked at SlideShare (LinkedIn) and Babbel and co-founded two startups in the B2C/B2B space.

Alex Kukharenko

Helping startups scale with cutting-edge design, Alex is a multidisciplinary product designer with skills in 3D and animation. As a product designer, he works with visual design, dashboards, UX design, 3D, and motion design. Alex is also a big fan of rapid prototyping since it gives designers many ways to validate the idea before implementing it.

Christopher F. Thomas

Chris is a product designer with several years of experience. His focus is on communicating his client's needs with simple, concise, and intuitive designs. Chris is comfortable and experienced with explaining his design process to startup founders, enterprise shareholders, and cross-functional teams alike.

Jeffrey Davis

Jeffrey has been working alongside entrepreneurs to help build their businesses for more than half a decade. Most recently, he has worked with a digital agency in London called Grampy. For those two years, he traveled the world consulting with C-level executives and building digital experiences for leading brands.

Michael Dedrick

In Michael's world, users always come first. He possesses the proven ability to develop highly-effective strategic marketing collateral for high-end clients, including Apple, IBM, L’Oreal, Fidelity, Bud Light, Home Depot, Costco, and Walmart. He's committed to connecting with clients and users—and bringing their vision to life effectively across a broad, far-reaching spectrum of media.

Ana Marija Lach

Ana is a UX/UI designer with several years of design experience and a career specializing in digital interfaces and design systems, primarily for dashboards and mobile apps. She loves working with content, analyzing, and making strategic design and user-centered decisions. Ana then transforms these into concepts then wireframes, mockups, and prototypes that all lead to the development of intuitive digital products with seamless user experiences.

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There are many options out there; choose the one that gives you flexibility and suits your needs. Miro’s presentation maker allows you to create presentations quickly, saving time and effort when designing and crafting your storytelling. Try it for yourself, and see if it works for you.

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Miro’s presentation maker allows you to use your board's frames as slides, working exactly as any regular presentation. When creating a presentation with Miro, you have the option to use the Presentation mode, which helps you manage your time and audience on the board, enabling you to facilitate and present at the same time.

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The 5 Best Online Communities for Graphic Designers

A s the field of graphic design evolves, learning and staying connected is essential for professional growth. Thankfully, graphic designers today have access to active online communities that provide a wealth of information, collaboration opportunities, and a sense of belonging.

Due to this, you can connect with other creatives, stay at the top of design trends, share your work, and find inspiration by choosing the right online community. But which communities are up to par, and why? Let’s find out.

Behance is a popular online platform that allows graphic designers to showcase their projects and portfolios to a global audience. What’s more, it does this while offering exposure for attracting new clients and collaborators.

In this creative community, you can get feedback on your work, relate with other creatives, and collaborate on projects.

This platform also offers specific project pages for designers to give a detailed presentation of their work. Designers use these project pages to showcase various designs while giving people the idea behind their project and its objectives. Thus, providing insights into their design process and techniques.

In addition, it allows you to organize your projects into several fields, like graphic design, illustration, and branding. You can also show your designs under relevant tags, making it easier for people to find your work in specific niches and areas of interest.

Another feature of this online community is its curated galleries that draw attention to outstanding projects and portfolios. The exposure from these curated exhibitions can significantly increase a designer's visibility in the creative industry.

Behance also organizes design competitions and awards, allowing budding designers to gain recognition and exposure to a larger audience.

Furthermore, you can earn from this platform by selling your digital assets. You can charge money for your designs and make them available for sale. Behance also connects you with potential employers with a job board feature that allows organizations to post design-related job openings.

Through this medium, you can find full-time jobs, freelancing projects, and partnerships that suit your creative talent.

2. Reddit Graphic Design Community

The Reddit Graphic Design community provides a forum for graphic designers to learn, share, network, and collaborate. This platform allows its members to discuss their design projects and receive feedback. When designers post their projects, they can engage in conversations and get constructive criticism.

As a result, members of this platform can learn and contribute to the community's collective knowledge. Reddit Graphic Design also organizes design competitions in which members can compete and show off their skills. These competitions help designers stretch their creative muscles, develop portfolios, and reach a wider audience.

This online community is open to both new and experienced graphic designers. It also provides a robust experience by providing an avenue to get advice on portfolio creation, job hunting, and freelance employment.

3. Dribbble

Another popular online design community is Dribbble, which lets graphic designers create and display their portfolios to attract collaborators, potential clients, or employers. A vital element of this online community is engagement. As such, you should actively explore the platform through discussions and comments to foster networking opportunities.

With Dribbble's functional and visually appealing layout, graphic designers can gain inspiration, learn about new design trends, and view the work of other designers. Plus, the constant supply of fresh ideas on Dribbble ensures that designers are informed about trends in the industry.

In addition, this platform allows community members to provide comments and constructive criticism on design projects. Therefore, designers gain new perspectives and improve their existing work. Additionally, designers can use Dribbble's job board to uncover design-related job vacancies, freelance projects, and remote work options.

This online community also makes resources, tutorials, and design-related articles available to members. Thus, helping you enhance existing skills and expand your knowledge base. Ultimately, Dribble provides a decent avenue for you to interact with like-minded professionals, join design teams, and build significant relationships in the design industry.

4. DeviantArt

This online creative community and marketplace prides itself as the largest online art gallery and community. DeviantArt allows graphic designers to create unique portfolios to upload their artwork and design projects, allowing them to showcase their abilities and creative vision to a large audience.

This is why it ranks as one of the best portfolio websites for graphic designers .

Groups and forums are additional features of this platform, where designers can join communities that interest them. Through this medium, graphic artists participate in group events, contests, and collaborations to interact with like-minded people. Thus, getting relevant exposure and receiving helpful feedback on their ideas.

DeviantArt also offers a print-on-demand service called DeviantArt Prints, which allows designers to sell their artwork as prints, canvases, and merchandise. Designers can monetize their projects and reach out to potential buyers who want to purchase unique, art-inspired products.

Furthermore, this community offers resources such as stock images, tutorials, and design-related files. Members can also contribute their resources and skills to the community to help others improve. All in all, DeviantArt provides a hub that fosters collaborative efforts, resulting in creative outputs.

5. UX Mastery

Tailored for UX designers, UX Mastery is a website that provides you with resources, guidance, and a friendly community. If you are interested in a community with numerous resources on UX design, this platform is right up your alley.

Its community offers valuable materials on UX research methods, interface design concepts, usability testing, and wireframing.

As a result, you can enhance your UX skills, broaden your knowledge, and keep up with current design trends. Another beneficial feature of this platform is its courses and workshops, which contribute to your UX design education. They cover a wide range of subjects for newbies and advanced designers.

Members also have access to career guidance and resources for UX career development. Consequently, you can find insights on building a UX portfolio, preparing for job interviews, advancing your career, and transitioning into UX design roles.

In addition to this platform's learning possibilities, UX Mastery features a community forum where designers interact, seek advice, and engage in discussions with other UX experts. Ultimately, great UX-centric inspiration sites aren’t easy to come by. But thankfully, UX Mastery offers itself as a solution to your user-focused design needs.

Make the Most of Design Communities

From Behance's vibrant creative area to DeviantArt's collaborative environment, these communities allow designers to display their projects, gain visibility, network, and keep up with design trends.

So, if you’re looking for feedback, knowledge, or new job prospects, these communities are the perfect starting points. What’s more, they provide you with an avenue to showcase your work—even if you don’t have any clients.

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If you are a website owner or a website designer, you can benefit greatly from the MoSCoW analysis approach. With this approach, both sides can take advantage of this concept since it helps everyone to find common ground, while also staying on the same page throughout the entire project. Thankfully, this concept is relatively to easy to understand and to use when this information is documented well and communicated effectively between everyone that has a stake in a website’s development.

Having said that, in a nutshell, this analysis gives the website owner an opportunity to relay their vision to the web designer and their team in clearly understandable sectors or phases. In this part of the planning of a website, the developers will know exactly how to design and breakdown the deliverables. Therefore, it is very important that clients have this part of the process completed and ready for the design team, even before meetings.

Must Have  •  Should Have •  Could Have •  Won’t Have

With the use of this acronym, everyone can see their website project in a manner that helps them to determine which parts of the design elements are the highest priority. For instance, when a company supplies a web designer with their requirements for their site, they should start the prioritization process by listing all of their Must Haves First. For instance, when a website is designed, the developers will need to know what they must do to put up or enhance a site. Usually, the first thing that must be completed on any website is the User interface, which is the graphical presentation of the site. If the UI is designed correctly, visitors to the site can navigate easily from one web page to the next and will also have an overall good user experience. Therefore, when a website owner is talking about its development, one of the must-haves is the completion of a good user interface.

Should Have and Could Have

Once the completion of the user interface is complete (Must Have), the website owner and designers can begin to consider the ‘should have’ features. Should haves are also a high priority after the Must Haves are added to the design since they are the next step in the entire project’s completion. In fact, it is at this step that the website can be launched live to the consumer and is available to make money. Therefore, to expedite the ROI on a company’s site, the company’s reps may recommend deploying the site without any of the Could Have deliverables (desired features but not necessary).

Won’t Have

When web owners and web designers collaborate on what needs to be done, they will also review the won’t have list. The won’t have list will not make it to the design or development process for one or more reasons. For instance, both the design team and the web owners do not see the value in delivering these features.

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Nvidia, Powered by A.I. Boom, Reports Soaring Revenue and Profits

The Silicon Valley company was again lifted by sales of its artificial intelligence chips, but it faces growing competition and heightened expectations.

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Reporting from San Francisco

Nvidia, which makes microchips that power most artificial intelligence applications, began an extraordinary run a year ago.

Fueled by an explosion of interest in A.I., the Silicon Valley company said last May that it expected its chip sales to go through the roof. They did — and the fervor didn’t stop, with Nvidia raising its revenue projections every few months. Its stock soared, driving the company to a more than $2 trillion market capitalization that makes it more valuable than Alphabet, the parent of Google.

On Wednesday, Nvidia again reported soaring revenue and profits that underscored how it remains a dominant winner of the A.I. boom, even as it grapples with outsize expectations and rising competition.

Revenue was $26 billion for the three months that ended in April, surpassing its $24 billion estimate in February and tripling sales from a year earlier for the third consecutive quarter. Net income surged sevenfold to $5.98 billion.

Nvidia also projected revenue of $28 billion for the current quarter, which ends in July, more than double the amount from a year ago and higher than Wall Street estimates.

“We are fundamentally changing how computing works and what computers can do,” Jensen Huang, Nvidia’s chief executive, said in a conference call with analysts. “The next industrial revolution has begun.”

Nvidia’s shares, which are up more than 90 percent this year, rose in after-hours trading after the results were released. The company also announced a 10-for-1 stock split.

Nvidia, which originally sold chips for rendering images in video games, has benefited after making an early, costly bet on adapting its graphics processing units, or GPUs, to take on other computing tasks. When A.I. researchers began using those chips more than a decade ago to accelerate tasks like recognizing objects in photos, Mr. Huang jumped on the opportunity. He augmented Nvidia’s chips for A.I. tasks and developed software to aid developments in the field.

The company’s flagship processor, the H100, has enjoyed feverish demand to power A.I. chatbots such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT. While most high-end standard processors cost a few thousand dollars, H100s have sold for anywhere from $15,000 to $40,000 each, depending on volume and other factors, analysts said.

Colette Kress, Nvidia’s chief financial officer, said on Wednesday that it had worked in recent months with more than 100 customers that were building new data centers — which Mr. Huang calls A.I. factories — ranging from hundreds to tens of thousands of GPUs, with some reaching 100,000. Tesla, for example, is using 35,000 H100 chips to help train models for autonomous driving, she said.

Nvidia will soon begin to ship a powerful successor to the H100, code-named Blackwell, which was announced in March. Demand for the new chips already appears to be strong, raising the possibility that some customers may wait for the speedier models rather than buy the H100. But there was little sign of such a pause in Nvidia’s latest results.

Ms. Kress said demand for Blackwell was well ahead of supply of the chip, and “we expect demand may exceed supply well into next year.” Mr. Huang added that the new chips should be operating in data centers late this year and that “we will see a lot of Blackwell revenue this year.”

The comments may ease fears of a slowdown in Nvidia’s momentum.

“Lingering concerns investors had in the short term regarding an ‘air bubble’ for GPU demand seem to have vanished,” Lucas Keh, an analyst at the research firm Third Bridge, said in an email.

Wall Street analysts are also looking for signs that some richly funded rivals could grab a noticeable share of Nvidia’s business. Microsoft, Meta, Google and Amazon have all developed their own chips that can be tailored for A.I. jobs, though they have also said they are boosting purchases of Nvidia chips.

Traditional rivals such as Advanced Micro Devices and Intel have also made optimistic predictions about their A.I. chips. AMD has said it expects to sell $4 billion worth of a new A.I. processor, the MI300, this year.

Mr. Huang frequently points to what he has said is a sustainable advantage: Only Nvidia’s GPUs are offered by all the major cloud services, such as Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure, so customers don’t have to worry about getting locked into using one of the services because of its exclusive chip technology.

Nvidia also remains popular among computer makers that have long used its chips in their systems. One is Dell Technologies, which on Monday hosted a Las Vegas event that featured an appearance by Mr. Huang.

Michael Dell, Dell’s chief executive and founder, said his company would offer new data center systems that packed 72 of the new Blackwell chips in a computer rack, standard structures that stand a bit taller than a refrigerator.

“Don’t seduce me with talk like that,” Mr. Huang joked. “That gets me superexcited.”

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Introductory course teaches information science concepts through game design

As part of Teaching Associate Professor Judith Pintar's Introduction to Information Sciences (IS 101) course, students are tasked with creating board games that teach various aspects of information science targeted to particular audiences. The students presented their creations on April 19 at the Game Studies and Design Spring 2024 Showcase. In addition to the game demonstrations, the event featured posters and presentations by students and faculty.

The IS 101 students' games covered a range of information science topics–from internet safety to misinformation. Team members Sam Kitzke, Christina Jordan, Brendan McCarthy, and Antonio Iglesias created "Information Domination," a chance-heavy, trivia-based game with a runtime of twenty minutes that highlights the digital divide. The purpose of this game is to teach players about the gap between those who have access to modern information and technology resources, such as smartphones and computers, and those who have limited to no access. 

According to Pintar, integrating game design into her curriculum is beneficial to elevating a student’s learning experience. "Games are cognitively engaging and board games are kinesthetically engaging as well," she said.

"It’s easy to access information and it’s easy to lose information, just like in real life," shared Kitzke. "One of the reasons why I took this course is because I wanted to learn more about how information travels and how to keep data secure."

In the course, students delve into the historical and contemporary context for understanding the role of information in society. Students learn to apply concepts and understand how skills are relevant to addressing significant information challenges of our day, including censorship, misinformation, algorithmic bias, ethical AI, and other important topics. 

"As students take on the responsibilities of the information professions, they need to understand the context within which information–at every point in the information life cycle–is understood, managed, and communicated," said Pintar. "They need to understand that their actions create, shape, and design information–there are responsibilities associated with that, and their designs are also iterative and can be improved. All of these things game design teaches."

Pintar serves as the director of the Game Studies and Design Program. Her research and teaching interests include narrative design, game studies, and gameful pedagogies which she pursues through the  Extended Literatures & Literacies Lab (EL3).

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