MOST team designed a sprawling, colorful, and contemporary #brand for Sacmar. Starting from a set of simple but impactful visual brand pillars, MOST built a complex system that enables Sacmar to communicate consistently across all its touchpoints. > www.themost.it/sacmar 🖖 CREDITS Mattia Reali & Riccardo Volpato - Art direction Giuseppe Sciorsci & Bharath Arappali - Brand Identity Michele La Rosa - Logo Adjustment Luca Totaro - Animation Rebecca Di Turi - UI Susanna Pozzi - Web Development
MOST
Graphic design
Milan, Lombardy 191 follower
We are a design studio that explores, develops and creates new methods of visual communication.
Chi siamo
We see, we study, we design. We are a visual design studio. Namely, we help you to communicate in an effective way. We have worked in a large variety of different industries, from publishing to digital businesses, from industry to culture; always meeting the requirements and needs of our clients and those of our clients’ clients.
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https://www.themost.it/
Link esterno per MOST
- Settore
- Graphic design
- Dimensioni dell’azienda
- 2-10 dipendenti
- Sede principale
- Milan, Lombardy
- Tipo
- Società di persone
- Data di fondazione
- 2018
- Settori di competenza
- graphic design, web design, UI design, UX design, photography, illustration, video, animation, branding e web development
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Via Nicola d'Apulia, 13
Milan, Lombardy 20125, IT
Dipendenti presso MOST
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È online il nuovo sito di Sacco System. 💻 -> www.saccosystem.com Il sito, con più di 250 pagine, suddivise in 5 lingue, è stato un sforzo collettivo che è durato più di 10 mesi. Per la progettazione e la creazione ci è voluto l’intero team di MOST (Mattia Reali UX e project management, Riccardo Volpato Art direction e project management, Giuseppe Sciorsci UI e interaction, con il supporto di Rebecca Di Turi, Bharath Arappali e Luca Totaro, e l'incredibile Filippo Buresta, a one man army dello sviluppo), che ha collaborato con l’impeccabile team marketing di Sacco System (grazie Patrizia Origoni e Stephen Amako!) Illustrazioni con carpiato di Bianca Buoncristiani Che inizio 🧚
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🇮🇹 Sabato si è conclusa la 4° edizione del Corso in #UserInterface Design 🔥 Partendo dagli MVP di UX condivisi con la classe, i team di #UIDesigner hanno elaborato l'identità del loro touchpoint digitale in chiave riconoscibile, usabile e accessibile. Grazie ancora al partner del Project Work Prodigys Group per la stimolante sfida progettuale! Sono aperte le iscrizioni alla 5° edizione, in partenza a maggio. Per sconti e agevolazioni, visita il link nei commenti 👇 Full Faculty: POLI.design Stefano Mandato Gabriele Malaspina Andrea Giubbolini Venanzio Arquilla Davide Genco MOST Riccardo Volpato Mattia Reali Mirko Santangelo Tangible Marianna Cerato Francesco Improta Alessio Cardelli Michele Di Dalmazi Luciano Baresi the-district.com Hassan N. Maria Francesca Di Alessandro MAIZE — Designing Futurabilities Paolo Basso #ProductDesign #UXDesign #UXUI #UIUX
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ALTO* is a #virtualgallery created to showcase private collections in a fresh and engaging way. Why ALTO*? This name comes from shipping crates (for fragile, large items) — symbolizing a space that holds meaning. The asterisk (*) adds clarity and depth, just like in literary texts. MOST Studio designed the #brand around these ideas: movement is represented by an arrow that, when mirrored, forms the asterisk, paired with bold, elongated serif typography. 🙌 Full project on https://lnkd.in/d-vbjfGf
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I'm honored and excited to be one of the forty-nine official Rive experts. 🚀🚀 Hurray! https://rive.app/experts
Rive Experts
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Lisa Suite is a #software package specifically designed for the #textile industry. It is an ongoing project by Limonta Informatica, in which MOST, in partnership with Gridsig, was involved from the start to establish the foundational #designsystem and to develop Lisa ERP, Lisa Quality, Lisa Lab, and Checklist. 🚀 https://lnkd.in/df3__W3P
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This is awesome! As much as we love working with Rive and have a lot of fun doing so, it’s always been a bit tricky to make it work across different viewports. But now, with this new update, it should be doable directly within the app, which is pretty exciting! 😊 Can’t wait to try it out!
You can now create responsive layouts in Rive! Build components that dynamically resize based on their content, push other layout items around, reflow based on screen size, or pin items to an edge. You can use these techniques to create all kinds of production-ready buttons, lists, and menus that can fluidly resize to fit any device size or orientation. And, of course, you can animate any Layout properties. Rive's Layouts feature is different from other design tools. It gives you the creative freedom to: 1. decide if an object inside a layout participates in the layout engine 2. break out of a layout whenever you want — even when mixing free-form motion graphics, like highly animated characters, with structured layouts. We’ll be sharing lots of examples and more videos soon, stay tuned! In the meantime, check out our blog: https://lnkd.in/gv9U7twS
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Siamo entusiasti di tornare per la quarta edizione del corso di User Interface Design di POLI.design, che inizierà l’8 novembre In quanto agenzia “ibrida” che si occupa sia di progettazione di prodotti digitali sia di branding, andremo ad approfondire come le interfacce possano e debbano essere parte integrante della comunicazione visiva di un brand. Il compito principale di chi progetta interfacce digitali è facilitare l’esecuzione di azioni o l’accesso a informazioni specifiche in modo rapido e intuitivo, ma, in quanto anche progettista di uno dei touch point del brand, deve riuscire a veicolarne l’identità e i valori. Condivideremo con i partecipanti non solo le tecniche e i principi alla base della progettazione di interfacce efficaci, ma anche le strategie per integrare coerentemente l'identità di marca in ogni aspetto dell’esperienza utente. Non vediamo l’ora!
Corso Executive in User Interface Design | POLI.design
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Is remote working good or bad? We believe that there are larger themes at the core of this question: - Producing good creative work fundamentally requires the exchange of ideas, skills, and opinions. The idea that the office is the only place where #ideas can be generated and shared is absurd. It's true that there is only one way to exchange information: through #communication. But there are many tools for that: from Spark, Discord, Teams, and even the good old email. Plus, for us creatives, we can share our boards, visual ideas, and drafts via Miro, Figma, Pinterest, and a million other platforms. Additionally, regardless of where you're working, it's important to enjoy communicating and doing it often, whether through talking or writing. - It is equally important to have a space for reflecting, concentrating, organizing, and creating individually. This could happen literally anywhere, and for many home is the best place - Most importantly, everyone should feel happy to wake up and go to work, and be comfortable enough to give their best. Since everyone is different, everyone feels comfortable in different environments. At MOST, we respect that. This is why Rebecca Di Turi and Giuseppe Sciorsci work from a coworking space in Conversano, Luca Totaro works from home in Conversano, Riccardo Volpato and Mattia Reali go to the studio in Milan every day (except Thursdays), Bharath Arappali comes to the Milan office 2/days per week (when he's not in India), and Michele La Rosa works wherever he wants. So, to answer the initial question: it's not about #remoteworking or not—it's about getting the job done.
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Are micro-interactions just eye candy? Sometimes! We love them always, but especially when they provide immediate feedback to user interactions or add meaning to an interface element. Creating meaningful animations and interactions has become quite intuitive for designers and developers working on interfaces: At MOST, we use tools like Rive and Figma, animation libraries like GSAP and LottieFiles, plugins like Bodymovin for After Effects, and even CSS and JavaScript to create smooth and meaningful micro-interactions.