Did you know that green is used for night vision goggles because the human eye is most sensitive to, and able to recognize most shades of that color? The color of what we see can influences our moods and actions. The folks at Digital Synopsis have provided an informative infographic — The Psychology of Color – A Guide For Designers from RIPT Appearl  — that explains color psychology and lists interesting facts and effects of different types of hues. Think of it as handy guide for designers and an important resources for art and design students.

Source: How Humans React To Different Colors | Design Synopsis

Some websites provide us a service, other websites make us smile—but the best ones do both. In the context of web design, delightful designs give us a special feeling that keeps us coming back.

Source: Delightful Design, Deconstructed – Fast Company

“I don’t know where I’m going from here but I promise it won’t be boring.” There are so many quotes that encapsulate the astonishing creativity of David Bowie, pop music’s greatest polymath, but for the purposes of this tribute that’s a perfect start.

Source: David Bowie: An Innovator Who Understood The Power Of Business As Much As Pop Culture – Forbes

Follow this conveyor belt of facts to find out what happens to your plastic after the bin, and how you can become a more conscious consumer.

Source: Recycling Plastic Is Surprisingly Complex. Here’s What Happens After the Bin.  | GOOD

An amazingly compelling animated data-driven documentary about war and peace, The Fallen of World War II looks at the human cost of the second World War and sizes up the numbers to other wars in history, including trends in recent conflicts. You can interact and dig into the data at The Fallen of World War II.

Source: The Fallen of World War II