This keyboard’s magnetic accessories create the ultimate modular desk setup! - Yanko Design

Now that we work from home I feel like we are more aware of how quickly our workspaces tin can become chaotic. Not just with snacks and numerous mugs of coffee but also with the tech accessories! I personally notice myself using a lot more than cables and peripheral accessories and that is jump to happen because I am non in an office set up and still trying to keep everything performance smoothly in the available space I accept for working and living. Modular keyboards like this were specifically designed to address this very effect and Link is the latest concept pattern aimed at giving the user a clutter-free figurer accompaniment ecosystem.

Having a visually harmonious, intuitive, and efficient set of tech accessories allows the user to keep all devices and peripherals charged and in sync at all times – its the same at-home you experience when you start your day on a clean, organized desk-bound! Link is a drove of essential calculator accessories that are integrated to piece of work together to optimize functionality for the user right from wireless charging devices to compact input devices. "The goal of this project was to blueprint an ecosystem of peripherals that aims to deliver an feel that is customizable, easy to use, and adaptable to the calculator users' needs at a moment's notice," says the designer. So no more scampering around for a certain jack if you have to plug in a not-Apple tree device or having a network of cables that just accept up more space + free energy!

The designer felt the need to create a truly effortless, delightful, and seamless user feel that went beyond beautiful aesthetics. Link is a i-stop-shop to keep devices charged, synced, and 'linked' together with equally minimal cables and inconveniences as possible. The keyboard is a constant at everyone's desk-bound and therefore the peripheral devices were formed to work around information technology like modular accessories. The set includes the keyboard along with 'tiles' which are the peripheral accessories. These tiles include a drawing tablet, wireless charging pads, a touchpad, a number pad, and a dial which is the most interesting of them all. "Pan around. Zoom. Select. Click. Clack. Rotate. The Dial instantly becomes your favorite digital input tool," says the designer nigh including the playful accessory. All modules are battery operated and magnetically connect to the side of the keyboard to dock and recharge when depression on charge earlier being reused again. It besides comes equipped with NFC, Bluetooth, and wireless charging capabilities to make information technology the ultimate unifying hub. Less is more, and less is specifically 1 cable.

Designer: Evan Stuart