Support the conversation around complex matters by breaking down the subject into physical cards.
Visa Digital Issuer Solutions
Build cardholder primacy with standout digital experiences.
Issue-based information system
The issue-based information system (IBIS) is an argumentation-based approach to clarifying wicked problems—complex, ill-defined problems that involve multiple stakeholders. Diagrammatic visualization using IBIS notation is often called issue mapping.
The Tarot Cards of Tech | The power of predicting impact | Artefact
The Tarot Cards of Tech are a creative tool to help designers and technologists think about the outcomes of their products and services.
Tools | Service Design Tools
Browse the collection to find the best resources and materials, based on your specific needs.
Service Blueprint | Service Design Tools
Map out the entire process of service delivery, above and below the line of visibility
Future backcasting | Service Design Tools
From the future to the present to understand how our today's actions affect our tomorrow, and gain design inspirations.
Invention Cards 3.0: Stories
Last month, after a long hiatus, I showed invention.cards to a friend in SF and came away unsatisfied. Indeed, the work was not yet done . Three things drove this revision: It felt incomplete. The experience was built around T-shaped navigation, focusing on a specific card and showing only their ancestors and descendants. It was hard to see where you were in time, hard to feel the shape of history, and ultimately was far removed from the way a tech tree should feel . The connections matter more than the nodes. What's most interesting to me was not
Nudges, Biases & Heuristics for the Age of AI
45 interactive field cards covering nudges, biases, heuristics, and AI phenomena. A practical reference for designers, researchers, and product teams building with AI.
Designing Systems | Atomic Design by Brad Frost
Learn how to create and maintain digital design systems, allowing your team to roll out higher quality, more consistent UIs faster than ever before.
Virtual Cards | Old Open Collective Docs
Virtual cards are an additional benefit offered to collectives through some hosts. Hosts create virtual cards and assign them to a Collective. Anyone with access to that card can then use it to make payments on behalf of the Collective. This is particularly useful for covering recurring costs like hosting a website.
Design system doc spec 0.15.2
A machine-readable format for design system documentation. DSDS structures components, tokens, themes, foundations, patterns, and guides as a single source of truth for humans, parsers, and agents.
Design From the Margins
In an age of virtual connectivity and increased reliance on the internet for daily functions, including by marginalized groups, can companies and technologists reframe their features or standards to support the most marginalized users’ needs? Can the modes of resilience within digital spaces from some of the most marginalized groups be listened to, learned from, and centered when creating technology? Design from the Margins (DFM), a design process that centers the most impacted and marginalized users from ideation to production, pushes the notion that not only is this something that can and must be done, but also that it is highly beneficial for all users and companies. For this to happen, consumer interest conversations need to be framed outside the “biggest use case” scenarios and United States and European Union-centrisms and refocused on the cases often left in the margins: the decentered cases. This report outlines how the DFM method can be used to build our most well-known and relied-upon technologies for decentered cases (often deemed “edge cases” which is atypical or less common use case for a product) from the beginning of the design process, rather than retrofitting them post-deployment to cater to communities with what are perceived to be extra needs.
The book — Good Services
“This book is long overdue. It will become a must-read for the service design community, but this book is also for everyone working with services”
BIS Publishers | Convivial Toolbox
This book introduces an emerging domain of design research that is of immense interest today: Generative design research. This is an approach to bring ...
Analog Card Bar - Pro Kit (Black)
Save $17 with this best-selling Analog Kit. Everything you need to get started with Analog. Plan your days, capture ideas, and manage your week, right out of the box. 16" Analog Card Bar (Black) 1 pack Small Task Cards (3" x 5") 1 pack Small Dot Grid Cards (3" x 5") 1 pack Large Dot Grid Cards (5" x 6.5") 1 pack of Weekly Cards (3" x 8.5") The Analog Card Bar is precision milled from solid aluminum with a black beadblasted finish and displays your cards at the perfect viewing angle. Two slots give you versatility to arrange cards in various configurations, and the front conveniently doubles as a pen tray. At almost 1.5lbs with a rubber pad on the bottom, it stays firmly in place on your desk. Features: 16" Analog Card Bar (Black) 1 pack Small Task Cards (3" x 5") 1 pack Small Dot Grid Cards (3" x 5") 1 pack Large Dot Grid Cards (5" x 6.5") 1 pack of Weekly Cards (3" x 8.5") Solid aluminum construction with matte black bead blasted finish Holds multiple cards at optimal viewing angle Front tray for pens or additional card storage Laser-etched Ugmonk logo Dimensions: 16" x 1.8" x .63"
Design System | TanStack
The TanStack Design System — living design tokens and components.
