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It’s so interesting to see how brands utilize every inch of the given dimensions for practicality, while still trying to make the product look good! (HONDA Amaze) Older hatchbacks like the VW Polo ditched this approach, they gave bumpers protruding out from the front and back, with a sharply... show more

Sunderdeep - Volklub

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Sunderdeep - Volklubvor 1 Jahr

Full review of Amaze ZX MT

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LoveToKnowvor 3 Jahren

I can personally vouch for a dozen of these - from the genius silverware storage, to the perfect leggings with 70+ reviews, to the hands-down best pillows on earth.

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Shreesha Mallatheruvor 1 Jahr

The sub-4 meter rule pushes brands to create innovative designs. Some embrace it, while others don’t - but that’s a different story.

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Gunnervor 1 Jahr

That explains the curious case of missing bumpers in newer cars

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Sunderdeep - Volklubvor 1 Jahr

Exactly

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Arijit Ghoshal🇮🇳vor 1 Jahr

IMO bumpers r to protect damage to body,seen many Tata Punch with wall/pole dents on boot lid bcoz it's aligned with the bumper. But flip side is every MM utilised generates space inside.Remember bumpers of Fiat/Ambassador/Maruti800/polo they all served the purpose.

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Sunderdeep - Volklubvor 1 Jahr

That’s true. Bump thing is out of picture now. They are getting bigger because of pedestrian norms & cut costs.

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Aarvinder Kohliivor 1 Jahr

Sincerely hope that some car company launches a car like Contessa, which was a rage in late 80s and 90s.

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Shikhar Rajvor 1 Jahr

Absolutely correct Paaji. But then, Polo’s design is what still makes it stand out, as it’s less utilitarian and directed more towards young, urban buyers. This is my 11 year old darling. Can still sit and adore it for hours. Bet no amaze owner can do it😜😜 haha. Cheers

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Sunderdeep - Volklubvor 1 Jahr

There will be nothing close to this design even after 50 years.

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K Singhvor 1 Jahr

Automobile manufacturing is multi-mode optimization exercise

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🎙️ Charles Lee on LaMelo Ball's and Brandon Miller's minute restrictions: "We'll see how they recover after their first back-to-back in a while." "You just have to keep the process, the long-term vision, in mind even when you're in these moments. We want to win this game, obviously—every game we want to win really badly—and those two guys obviously help you do it." "But we do have really good depth, and so you lean on that depth in moments like this, and the maturity of those two guys to understand that there is a bigger picture and trying to maximize their availability. They did a good job of staying engaged even if they had to sit out for longer stretches than they're used to, and then when they came in the game, they had an impact."

🎙️ Charles Lee on LaMelo Ball's and Brandon Miller's minute restrictions: "We'll see how they recover after their first back-to-back in a while." "You just have to keep the process, the long-term vision, in mind even when you're in these moments. We want to win this game, obviously—every game we want to win really badly—and those two guys obviously help you do it." "But we do have really good depth, and so you lean on that depth in moments like this, and the maturity of those two guys to understand that there is a bigger picture and trying to maximize their availability. They did a good job of staying engaged even if they had to sit out for longer stretches than they're used to, and then when they came in the game, they had an impact."

r/CharlotteHornets

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Our AI in Design case study featuring Linear is live! A couple things stood out to me right away as we were talking to Karri Saarinen and team about how they use AI in their flow - 1. They go waaay deeper with AI before doing any work that most teams would categorize as “design” though they rightfully see it as a key part of the design process. This means asking AI for info on how a UI came to be, who has worked on it historically, why a certain change might work or not, etc. They really use AI to deeply understand the problem they’re about to tackle. 2. The way they use AI within Linear gives them a crazy advantage. Imagine asking something like: “What designer has touched this feature in the last 5 years and why does it work the way it does?” Good luck getting a good answer for this at most companies. At Linear they have all that context IN Linear… it’s a huge advantage they have and one they utilize to no end. This approach is an incredible way to save unnecessary iterations and ensure you’re building a product that’s moving the company in the right direction. Lots more great insights and examples in the full case study here -

Our AI in Design case study featuring Linear is live! A couple things stood out to me right away as we were talking to Karri Saarinen and team about how they use AI in their flow - 1. They go waaay deeper with AI before doing any work that most teams would categorize as “design” though they rightfully see it as a key part of the design process. This means asking AI for info on how a UI came to be, who has worked on it historically, why a certain change might work or not, etc. They really use AI to deeply understand the problem they’re about to tackle. 2. The way they use AI within Linear gives them a crazy advantage. Imagine asking something like: “What designer has touched this feature in the last 5 years and why does it work the way it does?” Good luck getting a good answer for this at most companies. At Linear they have all that context IN Linear… it’s a huge advantage they have and one they utilize to no end. This approach is an incredible way to save unnecessary iterations and ensure you’re building a product that’s moving the company in the right direction. Lots more great insights and examples in the full case study here -

Ben Blumenrose

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