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Author Kent Eisenhuth

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A Fellow of the Royal Society of the Arts, Kent has developed visual languages that improve collaboration, comprehension and decision making across a wide array of Google products. Kent leads Google Cloud’s Accessibility and Data Visualization programs, and he co-authored the data visualization specs for Material Design. Before that, he led the design of Loon’s data visualization program. Kent’s work and ideas have appeared in many publications, including The Guardian, UXmatters, ACM journals and Smashing Magazine. His book, Drawing Product Ideas, delivers a new and exciting guide to effectively communicating product ideas by drawing simple shapes.

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A Frank Lloyd Wright Approach To Digital Design

Throughout his 70-year career, Frank Lloyd Wright developed a number of principles and ideals that can inspire us to design digital experiences that better stand the test of time. His views on materials, form, function, space and environment define his iconic works. These ideals and principles are still used in architecture today, and his buildings have stood the test of time, remaining relevant even in today’s digital age. In this article, Kent Eisenhuth will cover six main aspects of Wright’s approach that you can apply to digital design. His effort to create a “new” architecture can inspire us to rethink the way we approach our digital design work and even push the medium into new and exciting territories. Read more…