We refreshed our 1800 emoji to support the new landscape of work(medium.com)
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We refreshed our 1800 emoji to support the new landscape of work
https://medium.com/microsoft-design/emotionality-at-work-398182387adc
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Clippy is back baby.
This is impressive and fun! I can tell a ton of work went into this.
I like the design. The issue always is consistency across platforms: a fun expression on one system may come across as smug or insincere in another.
I wonder how much use is the rationale they cite before they design the emojis, and how much is it posturing after the fact.
For example, was the imperfection of man a design principle when they decided to do away with a geometric circle? Are pronounced eyebrow expressions already not the norm in emojis? Was the focus on trust in uplifting an inspiring designs a motivating factor for choosing bright saturated colors?
I ask all of this because I am not literate in professional design principles. What do designers or artistically minded folk think of the article?
I wonder how much use is the rationale they cite before they design the emojis, and how much is it posturing after the fact.
For example, was the imperfection of man a design principle when they decided to do away with a geometric circle? Are pronounced eyebrow expressions already not the norm in emojis? Was the focus on trust in uplifting an inspiring designs a motivating factor for choosing bright saturated colors?
I ask all of this because I am not literate in professional design principles. What do designers or artistically minded folk think of the article?
> We opted for 3D designs over 2D
Still recovering from the Balmer Windows Metro era where he seemingly banned the use of more than 2 colours in the whole of Windows
Still recovering from the Balmer Windows Metro era where he seemingly banned the use of more than 2 colours in the whole of Windows