Game Design
Ever Thought About the Aerodynamics of a Feisar Ship in the World of Wipeout?
In the world of Wipeout, Feisar ships ride the airwaves with fluid-ity!
Chris Kernaghan
Chris is a UX Designer with over 10 years of exp. He's worked with businesses small, large, and everything in between. He's passionate about putting people first through user-centered design.
Game Design
Risky Business: How the PlayStation 2 Sparked a Creative Revolution
A brief history of PlayStation, and what made the PlayStation 2 a hotbed for creativity
Game Design
GameCube Controller: Misunderstood or a Classic Design?
A gaming hug in your hands, courtesy of Miyamoto
Game Design
Alien Isolation: The Dual-Brain Mastery Behind the Xenomorph
Alien: Isolation users a unique "two-brain" system to create a more terrifying experience. Isn't that great?
User Experience
Tesla Design Thinking? Not in This Era of Elon Musk
Take one look at the Cybertruck and tell me if it's the product of design thinking
User Experience
Navigating the Road of Distraction: Volkswagen's ChatGPT Integration in Cars
Our incessant need to be productive will be the death of us
Game Design
Shigeru Miyamoto: Adventures in the Kyoto Countryside
Legendary Designer Shigeru Miyamoto: Inspired by nature's wonders and adventures
User Interface
What Happened to Invision? The Once Darling of the Design Industry Is Dead
Picture this: InVision, once the prototyping market's undisputed ruler, holds the crown for a hot second. Then *poof*.
Branding
WHSmith's Rebrand: A Closer Look at the Trial, Challenges, and the Path Forward
Word on the street has it that the half-arsed attempt at rebranding is a bit shite
Game Design
Anywhere City Chronicles: Unraveling the Design Anomalies of Grand Theft Auto 2
Was GTA 2's design a tangled mess of themes and visual ideas?
Game Design
Surprising Depths: The Emotional Resonance in Cyberpunk's Storytelling
A love letter to Cyberpunk 2077, a game that resonated with my emotions
Game Design
Was Wipeout Fusion the Black Sheep of the Family?
TDR: "We do not pitch for jobs..."