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IBM Design Language
- keeganjw 10y agoThe "Escape the ordinary" section made me laugh. Looks very similar to a million websites/design styles before them.
- asimuvPR 10y agoTheir "lets get started" section is hilarious. Phrases like: Does it look like ibm? Does it feel like ibm? They try and make ibm sound like some avant garde stuff. Really funny.
- Retra 10y agoI don't know why you read it that way. If the design looks like a Tostidos bag, then it doesn't look like IBM, which would be a bad decision regardless of how nice a Tostidos bag looks. That's how brands work.
- asimuvPR 10y agoTrue. However, the design is anything but original. It does not look like IBM desig at all. I don't even know what IBM design looks like. Its always been a bland brand in my mind.
- boramalper 10y agoI came up with "IBM Design Language: Visual Typography" while trying to learn more about the "IBM font". I found the website concise and extremely useful for those who are looking for a simple approach to UX. Hope you like it as well. :)
- inputcoffee 10y agoIs it me, or does this look similar to Google's Design Language, Material Design? Compare: https://www.ibm.com/design/language/inspiration/ https://www.ibm.com/design/language/inspiration/ https://material.uplabs.com/ https://material.uplabs.com/
- npmanor 10y agoI think that's to be expected as flat and largely minimalist is the style du jour.
- wodenokoto 10y agoI think it is much closer to Microsofts Metro design (which I think they renamed) But it really depends on wether you are looking at this as a comparison of different flat designs or as flat design vs non-flat.
- samblr 10y agokind of bumped into bluemix this week and forums in ibm - their UX is a nightmare edit: interfaces -> UX
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