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EPISODE · Oct 3, 2018 · 54 MIN

267: Don't Wanna Yuck Anyone's Yum

from Design Details · host Spec

This week, we look at a few different concepts of what a car could be if you didn't need to drive it. In News, we discuss the new Mailchimp redesign and shout out Design+Code for Framer X. And we share a couple Cool Things, including a few Google app features that are great for travelers and some fancy lights that go behind your television. Sponsors: This week's episode was brought to you in part by ProtoPie: ProtoPie is a tool that makes prototyping as easy as pie, and they have a special offer for Design Details listeners. Use the code DESIGNDETAILS by October 30, 2018 to get a 17-free day trial and a 30% discount. This week's episode was also brought to you in part by Asana: Asana is growing, and they’re looking to hire 6 new product designers and design managers via a few days of interviews in Chicago and Austin. Find out more by clicking on the links at the top of https://asana.design. Follow-up: "Seven days" We talked about Sketch 52 Beta on the previous episode Kyle Mitchell tweeted that he appreciates our show notes Note: If you're reading this, Marshall says hi :) You can search Spec.fm for anything mentioned in the show notes of an episode, such as, say, I dunno, maybe "Tactile Paving" News: "Mailchimp Has a New Look" "Evolving the Dropbox brand" "RIGBY" [NSFW Language] Mailchimp landing page Postmark landing page Mailchimp Yellow: #FFE01B Postmark Yellow: #FFDE00 Three Thumbs Up illustration Stair Leg illustration Bruno Serdo's Online Gallery Mushrooms illustration Magnifying Glass Guy illustration QWOP and Getting Over It are both made by Bennett Foddy Meng To of Design+Code has a new course for Framer X Device Review: "Volvo's 360c Concept Has Softened My Cynicism About Autonomous Cars" "Concept Vs Reality: 15 Concept Cars Way More Sick Than The Versions We Got" Marshall's first car looked something like this. He was very popular. "The 360c: 360º Safety" video Stephanie Engle talked about the driver-pedestrian contract on Design Details Episode 251: Hip-Hop & Horses (feat. Steph Engle) "Jaguar is adding artificial motor sounds to its all-electric I-Pace" "Nio Eve: Our vision for an autonomous car of the future" Lexus 2054 from Minority Report "The Mercedes-Benz F 015 Luxury in Motion" Three very serious white people doing business Check out @designdetailsfm to weigh in on the poll One Cool Thing: Brian shared Google Translate and Google Maps' offline feature Babel fish is a Hitchhiker's Guide reference Marshall shared Dreamscreen Design Details on the Web: We are @designdetailsfm @Brian_Lovin and @MarshallBock are the talky boys @Sarahberus and @Luperdev make us sound smarter than we are Join the conversation on Spectrum or leave us a review on iTunes BYEEEEEEE!

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This week, we look at a few different concepts of what a car could be if you didn't need to drive it. In News, we discuss the new Mailchimp redesign and Design+Code for Framer X. And we share a couple Cool Things, including a few Google Translate features and some fancy lights that you stick behind your television.

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