Anyone Catch This? Design. In Full Swing

December 7, 2024 — Dec. 7, 2010 — Anyone Catch This announced today their web site is now full of design content and has been recently updated. It now allows users to more easily gather on the latest design news from some of the best sources.

This new release of Anyone Catch This features:

— Full list of design terms in the site’s Lexicon
— Rating System for Tweeted articles.
— Translation service for all languages that Google Translate supports.
— Syndications from TheDieLine.com and various other sources.

New articles are available daily and allow for visitors to have fresh content every time they visit the site. Anyone Catch This is a fantastic resource for all art and design students looking to research the latest design trends in marketing. Ranging from package design and typography to traditional graphic design and interior design. The lexicon alone has over 500 design terms and in upcoming versions of the site will become interactive with pop up images giving an example of each term. Very handy for the novice that wants to learn more about design in general.

“We wanted to make Anyone Catch This more engaging,” said James DeRosa, Owner of Anyone Catch This. “The site has already proved itself to be an easy read and useful tool for designers of all technical abilities, and this recent update broadens the range of interactive content that is [and will come] available. We look forward to bringing the latest designs to the masses. While also visiting the best from the past.”

Interested in the world of design or already have a vested interest. Please visit anyonecatchthis.com or become a fan of ours on Facebook to start learning more and possibly find new sites of interest on the topic of design

About Anyone Catch This

Design is all around us and in most cases is taken for granted and not fully understood. Design as defined by Merriam-Webster - to create, fashion, execute, or construct according to plan : devise, contrive. These definitions are a fair foundation for grasping what design is. We, by no means, are experts in the field of design [we are always learning]. I feel that at most we are brought to design in a certain way and cannot fully explain it because design is deeper than that of just a physical state. Transcending the vocabulary of the great majority.

A good quote to back this idea up is that of Erik Adigard:

“Design is in everything we make, but it’s also between those things. It’s a mix of craft, science, storytelling, propaganda, and philosophy.”

It paints a picture of opinionated complexity that is framed in a certain amount of logic and truth. Our site is aimed at bringing the world of design to the masses.