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Hey niche people of ProductHunt!
After more than a year in the making, NICHE DESIGN is finally here. This entirely self-published printed magazine explores where design flourishes in this age of sameness.
As a contrast to the conventional tech-design playbook where clout is measured in fully booked calendars, hallucinated funding rounds, and inflated valuations, Niche design proposes a different ethos—one that’s calm, intentional, and grounded in care. It asks not how big we might scale, but how deep we might go.
It features 14 conversations with atypical designers and builders, exploring unorthodox philosophies and work ethics in company and culture building across the software and hardware worlds.
Interviews include the good people of Are.na, The Light Phone, Teenage Engineering, Sublime, Kinopio, and many more.
· 104-colorful pages · 14.8 × 21.0 cm paperback with sewn binding
(Digital version is also available)
Ditch trends. Avoid playbooks. Reject boredom.
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@itaydre "How deep we might go" is a powerful question. Great concept
Hey niche people of ProductHunt!
After more than a year in the making, NICHE DESIGN is finally here. This entirely self-published printed magazine explores where design flourishes in this age of sameness.
As a contrast to the conventional tech-design playbook where clout is measured in fully booked calendars, hallucinated funding rounds, and inflated valuations, Niche design proposes a different ethos—one that’s calm, intentional, and grounded in care. It asks not how big we might scale, but how deep we might go.
It features 14 conversations with atypical designers and builders, exploring unorthodox philosophies and work ethics in company and culture building across the software and hardware worlds.
Interviews include the good people of Are.na, The Light Phone, Teenage Engineering, Sublime, Kinopio, and many more.
· 104-colorful pages
· 14.8 × 21.0 cm paperback with sewn binding
(Digital version is also available)
Ditch trends. Avoid playbooks. Reject boredom.
@itaydre "How deep we might go" is a powerful question. Great concept
@masump Thank you!
KwaKwa
@itaydre good luck with your launch!!!
@alonkes Thanks Alon! I hope you got the nomadic copy :)
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I'm half way through the magazine, congrats on the launch
@cunningstudent Smash that upvote button
CozyRoom
Stoked to see this here!
@jborichevskiy Thanks Jon!