Living Coral has been chosen by the Pantone Color Institute as its 2019 color of the year.

In China’s tech scene, designers don’t yet enjoy a seat at the top table the way they do in Silicon Valley, but that’s changing fast.

“If design intuitively guides you as you use a product, you get that beautiful feeling,” says Charles Austen Angell, FIDSA. “It’s a sense of mastery that humans desire.”

Dr. Bryce Rutter, IDSA, believes employing a user-centered design strategy in orthopedic device development can set a company apart from competitors.

Before Raymond Loewy, FIDSA, was designing trains, he got his foot in the door at the Pennsylvania Railroad by designing a trash can for Penn Station in New York City. Read more about his life in the new biography.

Worldwide demand for IP tools reached record heights in 2017, with China driving the growth in filings for patents, trademarks, industrial designs and other IP rights that are at the heart of the global economy.

The rapid expansion of the IoT, is the spark behind the explosion of user data. Some believe that giving users control over their data will precipitate even greater changes in product design.

There’s a way to give that’s not so obvious: Getting out there, perhaps traveling a bit to share your time and your knowledge with those who value it–the students who will one day replace you.

A new Cultural Center exhibit shows how much design innovation came from black artists in Chicago. The exhibit includes work from the late Charles Harrison, L/IDSA.

“Boeing is committed to inspiring the next generation of innovators and equipping them with the skills they need to excel in the modern workforce,” said Boeing Chairman, President, and CEO Dennis Muilenburg.

The book "Iconix: Exceptional Product Design," is a comprehensive collection of iconic product design objects. The book is set for release on Nov. 20.

“When you’re designing for someone’s backyard, it’s very different from designing a house on a virgin piece of land,” Yves Béhar, IDSA, says.

For healthcare, it’s all too common to think of usability studies as a box to check to satisfy regulatory requirements. But by doing this, companies leave good information on the table.

This years’ ArtCenter College of Design’s annual Car Classic celebrated the 70th anniversary of the College’s Transportation Design Program. The show highlighted 90 cars, motorcycles, trucks and trailers from around the world, an astounding 75 of which came from ArtCenter graduates.

Google’s VP of hardware design discussed the evolving and increasingly human design language of their products and future devices on Vergecast.

Taking millennial consumer trends and needs into account, personal finance platform TurboTax has revamped the brand’s design and received a Gold IDEA.