7 objects of web design wonder this February
Small objects of design wonder: from your child’s first coding toy to a type family that supports every language in the world.
Looking for some treats to kick start your creativity? Or maybe you're in need of some web design inspiration? Either way, these seven sought-after items are sure to keep you motivated.
01. Cubetto
Teach children as young as three the basics of coding with this award-winning wooden robot.
02. Luxury Notebook cover
Protect all your latest and greatest ideas from the elements with this beautiful and stylish leather notebook cover from Bellroy. Preloaded with a free notebook, the cover closes magnetically and also includes space for a pen and up to six cards.
03. Demystifying public speaking
Lara Hogan shows you how to conquer your public speaking fears and deliver a knockout talk.
04. Noto
From Monotype and Google, Noto is a family of typefaces that supports every written language in the world. Wave goodbye to annoying white squares.
05. Gutentag
An elegant alternative to complex online calendars, this stamp helps you plan your day.
06. Bear
This flexible writing app is perfect for composing, syncing and storing notes on your Apple devices.
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07. Unsubscribe
Apparently, the average person checks their email 11 times an hour. In this book, Jocelyn K. Glei explains how to regain your focus.
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Ruth spent a couple of years as Deputy Editor of Creative Bloq, and has also either worked on or written for almost all of the site's former and current design print titles, from Computer Arts to ImagineFX. She now spends her days reviewing small appliances as the Homes Editor at TechRadar, but still occasionally writes about design on a freelance basis in her spare time.