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4. Standing Out VS. Blending In
Manage episode 418580919 series 3569239
Have you ever seen a triangle cereal box? There’s a reason why the shape of cereal boxes hasn’t changed while the images on the front continue to evolve. In design, there's a delicate balance between standing out and blending in—veer too far to one side and you can find yourself losing the interest of your audience.
This week, Randy Dean Oest and Brodrick Lothringer discuss the fine line between uniqueness and conformity. Through analyzing major brands like Apple and Target, the conversation dives deeper into how the expectations they set provide their customers with a better experience. Looking through the lens of user-experience, Randy and Brodrick share tales of clever design strategies that marry disruption with accessibility. From the seasonal promotions of higher education websites to the innovative work done with Yale's Wu Tsai Institute, we reveal how the right mix of consistency and creativity can leave a lasting impression.
Interested in learning more? Connect with us below!
- Design in Good Company LinkedIn Group
- Randy Dean Oest’s website
- Brodrick Lotheringer on LinkedIn
- Four Kitchens
About Four Kitchens
Your website needs to fulfill your mission and stand the test of time. We have a long history of helping teams like yours — those who educate, advocate, and inform — realize their website’s potential and make a positive change in the world.
At Four Kitchens, we make the web a better place to teach, learn, and advocate for all. Driven by our content expertise, technical excellence, and a shared purpose of doing good, we craft websites that help organizations fulfill their missions.
Click here to learn more about how Four Kitchens makes websites with love. For good.
15 つのエピソード
Manage episode 418580919 series 3569239
Have you ever seen a triangle cereal box? There’s a reason why the shape of cereal boxes hasn’t changed while the images on the front continue to evolve. In design, there's a delicate balance between standing out and blending in—veer too far to one side and you can find yourself losing the interest of your audience.
This week, Randy Dean Oest and Brodrick Lothringer discuss the fine line between uniqueness and conformity. Through analyzing major brands like Apple and Target, the conversation dives deeper into how the expectations they set provide their customers with a better experience. Looking through the lens of user-experience, Randy and Brodrick share tales of clever design strategies that marry disruption with accessibility. From the seasonal promotions of higher education websites to the innovative work done with Yale's Wu Tsai Institute, we reveal how the right mix of consistency and creativity can leave a lasting impression.
Interested in learning more? Connect with us below!
- Design in Good Company LinkedIn Group
- Randy Dean Oest’s website
- Brodrick Lotheringer on LinkedIn
- Four Kitchens
About Four Kitchens
Your website needs to fulfill your mission and stand the test of time. We have a long history of helping teams like yours — those who educate, advocate, and inform — realize their website’s potential and make a positive change in the world.
At Four Kitchens, we make the web a better place to teach, learn, and advocate for all. Driven by our content expertise, technical excellence, and a shared purpose of doing good, we craft websites that help organizations fulfill their missions.
Click here to learn more about how Four Kitchens makes websites with love. For good.
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