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Inspired by Ben Barry – Facebook’s Little Red Book

date posted

01/23/18

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1 Mins

A booklet with red covers, aptly named the Little Red Book, conveys a message. The left page reads, "Facebook was not originally created to be a company." The right page states, "It was built to accomplish a social mission—to make the world more open and connected."

Incredible designer Ben Barry created Facebook’s Little Red Book – and it left a strong impact on me. So much so that I decided to create our own – to share our key principles!

Below our version of ‘Facebook’s Little Red Book’ – I’ve shared a bunch of the original pages from Ben Barry’s Little Red Book for your inspiration. Quite the work of art – for a designer. 😉

Here’s a link to ours: Link to PDF

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The original ‘Little Red Book’ was amazing! Here are some captures from it:

Facebook wasn't built to be a company
Changing how people communicate will always change the world - Facebook little red book by ben barry
Ben Barry - Early Facebook about the media
6 Months or 30 Years
Remember, People Don't use facebook because they like us - like their friends
We don't build services to make money - we make money to build better services
IF we don't build the thing that kills facebook

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