In the first part I’ve covered the difference between the Beck’s London underground map, our Ekaterinburg metro map, and the Vignelli’s and Hertz’s maps of New York subway

For many people, a map of a transport network is a given, an expected part of a system, something that just is — like a fire escape plan in a building

Many of the things I do are considered a job of a “UI/UX” designer. But I haven’t ever called myself one

Somehow it’s become a common knowledge that the design of the iPhone 7 is almost the same as the design of the iPhone 6

I made my first Moscow metro map in 2007. The official map was disgusting then, but nobody cared. My work inspired many designers to try to design their own map

I’ve made a video showing how my Moscow Metro map transformed from version 3 to version 4

Here is one lesson I have learnt working on Envy, a cool Hawaiian car rental

We have recently published the work we have done for Envy.rent, a cool Hawaiian car rental

In user interface design, we define a Karaoke button as a button which exists solely to highlight the existence of some feature, often a gimmicky one

Check out my post about the Ekaterinburg metro map for Smashing Magazine