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  • Wednesday, September 02nd 2026
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    • design
    • internet culture
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    »The Poetic Web is a practice and process towards a place: a web that is more handmade, expressive, and intimate; where site-making is a political, personal, and poetic act. This is a growing collection of projects, tools, and teachings around it.«

    (Of course) I like the idea of a Poetic Web.

    poeticweb.com

  • Sunday, August 16th 2026
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    • hyperlinks, resources and bookmarks
    • artificial intelligence
    • design
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    • fonts
    • LLMs
    • resources

    »ShildFont is an open-source creative technology intervention developed to protect human writing from unauthorized AI training. Why? Writing makes us human. But at some point, we lost ownership. AI learns from it and uses it without explanation.«

    Danish type foundry PlayType teamed up with Brazilian creative studio Seneda & Abrucio to develop technology (and a font) to make text look perfectly normal to humans but poison the data that LLM bots scrape from it without permission. Fascinating! (via fastcompany.com)

    shieldfont.org

  • as seen on Figma’s Instagram account

    tags: Design doesn't die, filed under photos and videos, design, 15.08.2026
  • Saturday, August 15th 2026
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    • artificial intelligence
    • design
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    • LLMs
    • resources

    »LLMs drift, fabricate tokens, and start every session from scratch. Here’s how to feed your design system to AI coding agents so they stop guessing.«

    On my quest for a healthy way to integrate LLMs into my own design process a little more often, I stumbled across Hardik Pandya’s Expose your design system to LLMs. Noted.

    hvpandya.com/llm-design-systems

  • »Macht schöne Dinge. Macht Dinge, die man benutzen kann. Macht einfache Dinge. Hütet Euch vor zu viel Kunstfertigkeit. Hütet Euch vor zu viel Wissen. Das Werk sollte gesund sein. Achtet die Handarbeit. Seid darauf bedacht, den Preis niedrig zu halten. Macht Gefäße, die Ihr selbst gern benutzt. Das Werk sollte bescheiden sein. Innere Klarheit ist die Grundlage der Schönheit. Beachtet die Eigenschaften des Materials. Beobachtet die Natur intensiv. Das Gefäß zu formen entspricht der Formung der eigenen Persönlichkeit.«

    via electricgecko.de
    tags: Yanagi Soetsu: Maximen für Handwerker (1926), abgelegt unter well-said, art, design, philosophy
  • »We shape our tools and our tools shape us. We are a product of our world and our world is made of things. Things we use, things we love, things we carry with us and the things we make. We are the product of our world, but we are also its designer. Design is the choices we make about the world we want to live in. [ ... ] When we are gone, all that’s left of us is what we’ve made. The things you and I make may not leave a visible footprint on the earth, but everything we make takes up space, creates noise, competes for attention. What do we want to spend more time with? What do we want to shape us? What nurishes us? What do we want to see grow? I think we all have an idea. I think we all have something we want to make for no other reason than we want it to exist. Something small but meaningful. [ ... ] Things that nudge the world a little bit in what we hope is the right direction. We got to put a dent in the universe. This is a great job.«

    via Build on YouTube
    tags: Wilson Minor: When We Build, filed under well-said, design
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