It’s that time of the week for our collection of UI/UX interactions to boost your UI inspiration. We are focusing on cool animations, layout designs, UX thinking and more. We are mixing it all from static, dynamic and even live prototypes, this might be a great weekly series to bookmark! This week, we decided to go all over the place with web designs, app designs and some interactions. During the buzz of the World Cup, check out this very cool animation from Leo Natsume.

In this collection we are featuring the work from CANAAN, Adrian van Os, Kyle Troutman, Curtis Lee and more.

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Design by CANAAN

Design by Adrian van Os

Design by Kyle Troutman

Design by Curtis Lee

Design by bouchra

Design by Mahady Hasan Rony

Design by M Rizky Edriansyah

Design by Matt Wojtaś

Design by Anatoly

Design by Kerem Suer

Design by Olga Suhinina

Design by Tolik Nguyen

Design by Giga Tamarashvili

Design by Leo Natsume

Design by Eddie Lobanovskiy

Design by Cuberto

Our good friend Gordon Reid and in collaboration with designer Callum Stephenson have set up a fun World Cup project. For this project they have commissioned 20 artists and designers from Yarza Twins, Velvet Spectrum, Brand Nu, Hey Studio, Craig Oldhamm, and to name a few. Why? To celebrate their favourite weird or hilarious moment from previous World Cups. All of the original pieces are then to be printed on beer mats and ‘exhibited’ in pubs around London in time for the World Cup. Check it out!

We invited twenty leading designers, illustrators and creatives to celebrate their favourite hilarious, weird and wonderful moments of previous World Cups by creating a piece of work to represent that moment. These pieces have then been printed onto limited edition beer mats and are being ‘exhibited’ in pubs around London right in time for the World Cup.

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All of the money raised will be going to a charity we love, Football Beyond Borders. They are currently fundraising for a new multi purpose space in the Angell Town Estate in Brixton where the plan is to turn this space into an office, an FBB learning hub used for non-FBB Schools programmes and a safe haven for young people in London from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Weird World Cup

For the past few weeks, I have been collecting visual references in branding as well as editorial design and sketching some ideas for a significant redesign for the Abduzeedo brand and site. I have been refining some of the concepts, at least, in my head they are crystal clear. For the brand, I want to make it friendlier and more abstract. For the site and overall branding collaterals, I want to keep it very simple and minimalist. So for this post, I want to share some of the visual references I have been collecting for the new website.

Most of the images for this post are editorial design examples I found on Pinterest. Each one has a particular area that caught my attention. It might have been the typography, the white space, or the way they call out a specific part of the content by the use of color. One characteristic they all share in common, the clean look with little to no color (just black and white) for content besides imagery. 

I hope you like the direction we are heading and I will be sharing more about the process very soon. Till then, enjoy these editorial design inspiration.

Editorial Design

I’ve been following the work of Mark van Leeuwen for years, especially on his Instagram. His stylish works in lettering and type clearly made a difference in our day-to-day with typography. We are taking a look at this very cool mural for Cadillac (Europe) painted in Munich, Germany for what they called: Stroke Art Fair. You just gotta love the colour contrast used with a simple black and white, I personally do love the 360 approach taken on the car display to show both sides of the car instead of one.

Mural painted in Munich, Germany for Stroke Art Fair, in collaboration with Cadillac Europe

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Typography & Illustration