Learn more about the design and engineering process at FiftyThree on our Making FiftyThree blog. The first post covers the process and thinking behind the Zoom feature in Paper.
Process love.
Kevin V. Wong
Hey there, I'm Kevin Wong. I lead UX at Livefyre. Previously, I conducted design research for consumer and enterprise brands. A Seattle native now living in San Francisco. Sometimes I take photos of food.
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Asian fusion comfort food. / on Instagram http://bit.ly/YVR6nI
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Tumblr Staff: News!
Everyone, I’m elated to tell you that Tumblr will be joining Yahoo.
Before touching on how awesome this is, let me try to allay any concerns: We’re not turning purple. Our headquarters isn’t moving. Our team isn’t changing. Our roadmap isn’t changing. And our mission – to empower creators to…
Congrats to the team!
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Palms / on Instagram http://bit.ly/12IG58r
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Well shit… / on Instagram http://bit.ly/1872dwG
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First time tee time. / on Instagram http://bit.ly/14xVMkj
DesignAday: Lazy Genericism
Bootstrap is a beautiful piece of work, no doubt. It makes flexible and responsive grid-based layout a piece of cake. It provides transitions and dynamic behaviors without a sweat. It even provides clean, contemporary aesthetics in pre-made components. Add Glyphicons or Font Awesome…
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Put your heart into it. / on Instagram http://bit.ly/17CeHPe
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Best investment my ears could ask for. If you have big headphones, consider an amp. #fiio #e11 #edcready / on Instagram http://bit.ly/10QYP8I
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A little spring cleaning. Next step: getting to Mailbox zero. Also wishing I did a before and after.
This is a motion design project I did to experiment with simple geometric shapes and movements.
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Iced coffee. / on Instagram http://bit.ly/15ZzeND
“For me, I consider technology a tool, a means to an end. Too often, my peers tend to get wrapped up in the joy of tech in and of itself, as an end and a goal to be celebrated rather than a tool to be carefully used.”
