Notices by Daniel Gibert (danielgibert@mastodon.online)

It seems that some people still don't get how tariffs works, so I made this silly thing to visually understand it. I make this "things" just for pleasure and to keep the design neurone active. It is a silly chart, no hidden intentions. #infographics #tariff #graphic (Note: you can change the flags to any other countries, it works the same)

Edit: In step one, where it says ‘to a foreign...’ it should read ‘from a foreign...’ damn my broken English!

@ike @iris you understood it correctly. Circles are direct orders. Blue to be done, red forbidden or restricted to be done. Example symbols for forbidden are bikes, speeds limits, pedestrians, passing other vehicles, weight limits, u-turns, dangerous cargo… and the most extreme is the plain red circle with no symbol at all that forbids all kind of vehicles.
Red diagonal is not used because makes the symbol less visible and does not add meaning to the red circle.

I just made this silly but accurate thing. I'm silly too and i love it, but also i'm serious in my silliness.

One of the unexpected benefits of becoming an Adobe-free design studio was that, immediately after uninstalling all Adobe software, magically all our computers started to work faster. All that regular crashes, slow loading, fails to close or shutdown, memory hiccups … all of it vanished. Computers we where thinking to replace due to being slow and problematic become as fast as new.
It is incredible how invasive, bloated and crappy is Adobe software.