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The best Olympic logos of all time, according to design experts
The real Olympic blood sport? Debating the official logos. This year’s Olympics have a confusing…
The most influential designer you’ve never heard of is a 92-year-old artist in SF
Barbara Stauffacher Solomon changed the world of design with her life-sized graphics. A new collaboration…
This whiter-than-white paint cools buildings down dramatically. Why isn’t it everywhere?
From icy tundras to billowing clouds, the color white crops up repeatedly in our planet’s…
Changing Someone’s Mind: A Powerful New Approach
Nano Tools for Leaders® — a collaboration between Wharton Executive Education and Wharton’s Center for Leadership and Change Management — are…
Email Design Best-Practices [Infographic]
What are the keys to creating a successful email campaign? According to a recent infographic…
Why ‘no normal’ could be the best kind of ‘new normal’ for post-COVID effectiveness
As the post-pandemic world approaches, businesses shouldn’t rush to settle back into the old normal…
Why the car dealership of the future looks like a midcentury modern living room
Lucid Motors wanted the showroom for its luxury electric vehicle to be more inviting and…
Design tools have improved dramatically. But they’re still failing users in one key way
It’s not enough to observe how people with disabilities use tech. They need to be…
Google and MIT prove social media can slow the spread of fake news
Jigsaw and MIT have published a new study that proves sharing misinformation can be thwarted…
Want to Become a Better Leader? Question Your Assumptions
When Wharton management professor Adam Grant sat down to write his new book, Think Again: The Power of…