It’s time for our best news of this week. We have a lot of graphic and web design, a bit of architecture, ads, tech news, awesome reads and other crazy stuff! So take a look at the links we’ve selected for your inspiration and to keep you updated about what’s going on out there!
You can keep sending me your suggestions via Twitter twitter.com/FabianoMe and include #abdz_best in the message.
Friday 11/13
Edward Snowden says using an ad-blocker is ‘not just a right but a duty’
Via: The Verge
Facebook tests Snapchat-like self-destructing messages
Via: Engadget
Extraordinary “Cloud Tsunami” Surges in Over Sydney
Via: Design You Trust
Artist Creates 12 Crazy Shoes For 12 Ex Girlfriends
Via: Design You Trust
This Artist Creates Magnificent Portraits On Maps
Via: Design You Trust
“Soul-Stealing” Photos Visualize the Dependence We Have to Our Phones
Via: Design You Trust
Thursday 11/12
Star Wars Miniature Illustrations Made with Tiny Dots
Via: Fubiz™
Google launches YouTube Music, a new app for discovering music videos
Via: Mashable
Is the Future of Tech Making UI Irrelevant?
Via: Web Design Ledger
Building Basecamp 3: Mobile Prototypes
Via: Signal vs. Noise
No UI Is The New UI
Via: TechCrunch
Tim Cook thinks Microsoft’s Surface Book is ‘deluded’
Via: The Verge
Wednesday 11/11
Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2015
Via: Blog 1855
The unicorn workflow: design to code with Atomic Design principles and Sketch
Via: Invisionapp
Google Maps is adding offline navigation and search starting today
Via: The Verge
10 Things I Learned from 10 Years of Working from Home
Via: Inc.com
What are the real merits of material design?
Via: The Next Web
Tuesday 11/10
Mad Max: Fury Road Illustrated Posters
Via: Fubiz™
12 Toxic Thoughts That Will Destroy Your Success
Via: Inc.com
Google explains why some Nexus 5X pictures are upside down
Via: Engadget
President Obama finally has his own Facebook Page
Via: The Next Web
Monday 11/09
How to implement gestures into your mobile design
Via: The Next Web
Fb Messenger’s Facial Recognition “Photo Magic” Reminds You To Send Friends Photos Of Them
Via: TechCrunch
This is what Netflix would have looked like in the 1950s
Via: The Verge
Keeping UX simple with anticipatory design
Via: Webdesigner Depot
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