From Compact Screen-Equipped PCs to Design Archive Tours
Kalin Ned — March 16, 2024 — Art & Design
The March 2024 design round-up spotlights many tech-driven innovations that are intended to streamline and improve the precision of design processes across industries. Many of the services and products are educational, giving individuals the opportunity to learn a new skill.
Udemy, for instance, offers 3D printing courses that are great for hobbyist adults and those seeking to monetize their pastime. Coursera also partnered with the University of Illinois to offer an online 3D printing course. Seattle-based software innovator Hatch, on the other hand, released a no-code live drawing web design tool targeted at artists, creators, and tech enthusiasts. Hatch Draw allows users to draw on a browser-based canvas, add interactive effects, and publish drawings as live web pages, apps, games, and more.
In terms of experiences, the March 2024 design round-up calls attention to Chambers, a luxe Toronto-based steakhouse that offers a luxurious experience to guests and an impeccable interior.
Udemy, for instance, offers 3D printing courses that are great for hobbyist adults and those seeking to monetize their pastime. Coursera also partnered with the University of Illinois to offer an online 3D printing course. Seattle-based software innovator Hatch, on the other hand, released a no-code live drawing web design tool targeted at artists, creators, and tech enthusiasts. Hatch Draw allows users to draw on a browser-based canvas, add interactive effects, and publish drawings as live web pages, apps, games, and more.
In terms of experiences, the March 2024 design round-up calls attention to Chambers, a luxe Toronto-based steakhouse that offers a luxurious experience to guests and an impeccable interior.
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