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Wearables are becoming increasingly important devices with a growing array of apps available. 
 If you haven’t designed for these devices, chances are you’ll have to soon. Designers are quickly learning that the rules they use for desktop and mobile design don’t necessarily work on the tiny screen of wearable devices. In our article https://fireart.studio/blog/5-essential-rules-of-wearable-design/ you can learn 5 essential rules that you should keep in mind when designing for a wearable device. 
 Enjoy! 
 Illustration by Iza Dudzik.
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