Ura Design

02/04/2017

Okay, jokes aside. Ura stays Ura. We are committed to Open Source and Free Software, which is the core of our business. Thanks for supporting us!

01/04/2017

As part of our rebranding we at Uranium are proud to announce our partnership with Adobe to offer commercial design licenses with a discount of 5%!

You still have to pay for your Photoshop CC license though

01/04/2017

Introducing Uranium. We believe that bridging gaps is important, but the explosive power of great design is what really innovates in the world nowadays. Join us in our mission to turn design into something innovative again.

That's why the next step for the Ura team is towards Uranium. Basically Ura on steroids, we aim to help proprietary players with great design, not only focusing on open source. Stay tuned.

13/02/2017

Moments from the first open source design workshop hosted by Ura team members at Open Labs hackerspace in Tirana, Albania. We were able to organise this thanks to our generous supporters on Patreon. With your financial support we are educating the next generation of visual designers to work in the open.
Read the blog post here: https://ura.design/2017/02/11/open-source-design-workshop-open-labs-hackerspace-tirana/
Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ura

26/01/2017

Our new blog post provides more insight about the Wikispeech logo we designed back in 2016 and the reasons we give back to the open knowledge movement by providing better design. We really could not do this without our Patreon supporters. Many many thanks! similar project to come soon.

At Ura we

16/01/2017

Thanks to your support on Patreon we are able to organise and host free workshops like the one at Open Labs Hackerspace in Tirana. Hopefully more people will learn about the importance of working and designing in the open. 25.01.2016 @ 17:00 – 20:00. Join us or support these events by being part of our Patreon campaign: https://www.patreon.com/ura

13/01/2017

Did you know we have a blog now?
It is our own space in the big ocean of chaotic, decentralized, beautiful and amazing flow of interactive information that is known as ‘the internet‘.

Hello design-onauts & free open source hacktivists and welcome to our blog!

06/01/2017

We are also active on Twitter. Follow us for more updates about what we do and the latest news about .

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03/01/2017

You supported us on Patreon during 2016 and we gave back to other free open source projects by improving or creating better design for them. Wikispeech is one example of this symbiosis that makes us proud because we really like Wikimedia projects. Wikispeech aims to develop a functioning text-to-speech solution for Swedish, English and Arabic Wikipedia pages. Click on the link to earn all the details and explore the logo we did for them: https://blog.wikimedia.org/2016/12/20/wikispeech/

Many thanks to everyone that supports our Patreon and helps us and all the free open source projects get better design https://www.patreon.com/ura

01/12/2016

Many design conferences - a few of them talking about open source design. Hmmm, change this through ?

30/11/2016

You need some design magic for your open source project? Send us your submission so we can help you!

Convinced yet? If you need some design magic for your open source project, send us your submission so we can help you! Don’t worry if you are on a tight budget, we are here to help! En…

29/11/2016

Albanien.ch the weblog of Lars, one of the most active Wikipedia contributors we know, has been around from more than 20 years (wow), featuring also a newsletter with the latest news about Swiss and Albanian culture. We were approached by the owner of the website to redesign their logo with the aim to be as straight forward as possible. We used Ekstropia font, provided by Trembelat Design Collective based in Prishtina and visual elements from both Albania and Switzerland.
There is also a blog post (in German) explaining the creative process and the idea behind the logo: http://www.albanien.ch/une/blog/1686. What do you think of it?