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The best Readymag projects of 2019

At Readymag, we’re challenging the status quo of design technology. By removing many of the usual technical limits on your creativity, we aim to push the web forward. Today, we are very excited to announce the outcome of our Projects of the Year 2019 contest.

Designing Women: In-House Histories

Designing Women: In-House Histories

Designing women is an educational project by Readymag exploring the impact of women in design. It also aims to raise awareness of an ongoing gender imbalance in the design industry. We publish a chapter of the essay by Madeleine Morley below.

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Alone in the club: working as a designer with color blindness

Jansen Cumbie is a visual designer with color blindness. He told how this impacts his work and the accessibility of internet interfaces.

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Five ideas for innovative navigation with practical tips

Inspirational concepts for offbeat website navigation from on-hover animation to sandwich menus, plus video how-tos on them.

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R/m for sales & marketing: an easy workflow for versatile presentations

When it comes to presentations, treatments, and pitches, Readymag is particularly useful: you can easily create and publish online, protect your work with a password, and then send the link to your clients.

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More secret widgets: Instagram embedding, 3D models & video player

When building a website with Readymag you can employ an ever-growing number of third-party elements, thus expanding the functionality of your project almost infinitely.

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6 tips for better mobile design

Here are a handful to help you become a more versatile mobile designer.

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How we sustain Readymag’s visual identity without a style guide

Readymag designers explain how our ever-changing identity reflects our values.

Redesign as passion: meet three designers who made bold changes to already great projects

Redesign as passion: meet three designers who made bold changes to already great projects

Why bother to redesign web projects at all? After all, a website is not something set for eternity — so maybe when it’s already OK, you should not bother to make it better? Well, not exactly.

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Architecture, design & 3D modeling combine to create event website

An international conference called Future Architect took place in Moscow in September. Its edgy identity was created by Ira Ivanova, an independent Russian graphic designer and Readymag ambassador.

readymag blog_Become font-savvy today: four examples of awesome typography

Become font-savvy today: four examples of awesome typography

Unfortunately, there are no shortcuts to becoming proficient with fonts: you need to be constantly on the lookout for great pairings — check out Readymag Almanac and Readymag Explore if you haven’t already — and to monitor as many publications as possible.

Visual blocks & accent on navigation: how to build a portfolio for a multi-hyphenate

Visual blocks & accent on navigation: how to build a portfolio for a multi-hyphenate

Yana Sharipova, a young multi-talented creative from Moscow, tells how she created a minimalistic edgy portfolio with Readymag.