My hope is that larger foldable screens let us get back to making beautiful web layouts…
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My hope is that larger foldable screens let us get back to making beautiful web layouts like we still do for print (do you remember the last time you checked a printed materia?). Nothing beats that for me, despite how digital I am. Just look at Underline Studio's work on Lines Breaking. Those big black blocks are simply amazing. https://abduzeedo.com/editorial-design-lines-breaking-underline-studio
Posted by Fabio - abduzeedo (213.1k followers) 8 days ago · 19 likes · 2.4k views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Design Radar as Design inspiration.
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