A common challenge when designing digital products, specially when creating design deliverables, is having to explain an app flow, a transition between two screens, or even a change between two or more states in the same screen.

There's a book on my shelf titled Less and More: The Design Ethos of Dieter Rams. It's a massive, 800 page compendium of Rams' life's work and values, as well as essays by prominent designers around the world on his impact on the pursuit of good design.

The illustration style Illustration style is basically all about self-imposed limitations. And my brain is constantly coming up with these weird rules when I illustrate stuff. It's almost like ridiculous challenges that I can't stand to pass over - What if I draw a human using only circles?

Throughout the last couple of months, we've been looking into conversational interfaces as the next big revolution, asking ourselves how design is being transformed by things we cannot see, and looking into how different countries approach messaging. Today, we want to take a step closer to the action with a little experiment.

Suprising and Delightful Design, Illustration & Development by Rogie King. HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Angular and React.