BLENDIN - Design News Inshort

Name: BLENDIN - Design News Inshort
Rating: 4 (4 reviews)
Author: Mplify Tech Services Pvt. Ltd.

News

Free

4 Ratings
Ages

16+
Years
Category

News
Developer

Mplify Tech Services Pvt. Ltd.
Language

EN
English
Size

53
MB

BLENDIN is an easy-to-use daily feed on your Mobile app encouraging people to stay updated about current Art and Architectural Affairs as well as ever-growing Design Styles all over the world. It is a powerful amalgamation of Product Design News, Art News, Architecture, and Interior Design as well as everything trending in the Design Biz. Inshort it is Everything Design. You consume a lot of data on a daily basis. It is difficult to keep up with those really Important and Un-Missable Art, Architectural and Design News. Guess what?! We got the solution for you. With BLENDIN you will be able to go through 500+ Websites and Mind-B(L)ending News with just a few scrolls. All the more interesting feature of the app is that you can decide what will become Trending. The app is updated every few minutes with fresh and global news, what more would you need to stay updated. It will have all the projects from The Architect’s Diary as well. Download Now! Support: contact.blendin@gmail.com

Ratings & Reviews

4.0

out of 5

4 Ratings

Love the idea but execution is disappointing
08/04/2024

PAMELLO
The idea is perfect and just the type of application I would love. But after just a few minutes I was left scratching my head about what it actually is and why so many art and design influencers are promoting it. I’ve been creative placemaking and museum professional for the past 20 years. I searched “placemaking” and it brought up a single article on “peacemaking.” Okay, I get that search can be tough to effectively integrate into websites but literally 2 minutes later when I decided to abandon search and check out the “Art” tab I stumbled upon an article with “placemaking” actually in its title. Further scrolling on the “Art” tab I come across a LA Times article about Olympic swimmers confronting a problem in the Seine beside water quality. This piqued my interest because it probably had something to do with art and design, right? Nope, it was an article about the current. Admittedly there was a fleeting reference to Impressionists and post-impressionists depicting the river in their paintings but it’s probably not an article that I would typically read if I was seeking out art and design news.Few other observations:The next LA Times article on the app’s “Art” tab was about blocking political fundraising spam adds. When I clicked, it was being a paywall. Lots of articles are not in English and there’s no translation mechanism that I could find. I think it would be interesting if UGC was integrated or at least visitors could vote articles up or down like Reddit did a couple decades ago. I love the idea of this app but it has a lot of work ahead to tighten it up to be useful to me.
Love the idea but execution is disappointing
08/04/2024

PAMELLO

The idea is perfect and just the type of application I would love. But after just a few minutes I was left scratching my head about what it actually is and why so many art and design influencers are promoting it. I’ve been creative placemaking and museum professional for the past 20 years. I searched “placemaking” and it brought up a single article on “peacemaking.” Okay, I get that search can be tough to effectively integrate into websites but literally 2 minutes later when I decided to abandon search and check out the “Art” tab I stumbled upon an article with “placemaking” actually in its title. Further scrolling on the “Art” tab I come across a LA Times article about Olympic swimmers confronting a problem in the Seine beside water quality. This piqued my interest because it probably had something to do with art and design, right? Nope, it was an article about the current. Admittedly there was a fleeting reference to Impressionists and post-impressionists depicting the river in their paintings but it’s probably not an article that I would typically read if I was seeking out art and design news.Few other observations:The next LA Times article on the app’s “Art” tab was about blocking political fundraising spam adds. When I clicked, it was being a paywall. Lots of articles are not in English and there’s no translation mechanism that I could find. I think it would be interesting if UGC was integrated or at least visitors could vote articles up or down like Reddit did a couple decades ago. I love the idea of this app but it has a lot of work ahead to tighten it up to be useful to me.