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I Designed Anti-Social Media Banners To Fight Social Media Addiction
Using social media nowadays is so addictive it can be compared to smoking 50 years ago.
My aim is to show, how it steal our attention and make us more engaged, but less joyful – even depressed. I am web and user experience designer, so I’ve have took mock-ups and designed how would look anti-social media campaign in few years on our mobile screens. It’s made in same style as Tobacco packaging warning messages, what we can see almost on every tobacco product today. In few years there may be same addicts to consuming content online.
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Angelle Albrecht Webb 8 years ago
I know right! It's like well guess what you are posting that on social media! (Including bored panda!)
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BobbiNewell 9 years ago
I like the idea of warning labels, and your examples make the point very well. My one constructive criticism would be to correct your English spelling before releasing them. Great job on these, I hope to see them out in the world some day!
Kenya-kun 9 years ago
I love most of them but I don't agree with the first one, a perfect shot helps remind you of a perfect moment later in life, lovely post tho
Slavo (Post author) 8 years ago
Any shot helps you remind. Would you rather spend 10 minutes focusing on enjoying moment or rather on composition of photo?
Load More Replies... Angelle Albrecht Webb 8 years ago
I know right! It's like well guess what you are posting that on social media! (Including bored panda!)
Load More Replies... BobbiNewell 9 years ago
I like the idea of warning labels, and your examples make the point very well. My one constructive criticism would be to correct your English spelling before releasing them. Great job on these, I hope to see them out in the world some day!
Kenya-kun 9 years ago
I love most of them but I don't agree with the first one, a perfect shot helps remind you of a perfect moment later in life, lovely post tho
Slavo (Post author) 8 years ago
Any shot helps you remind. Would you rather spend 10 minutes focusing on enjoying moment or rather on composition of photo?
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