The no-mouse challenge: Taking the keyboard navigation red pill
Not everyone out there relies on a mouse or a trackpad when using their computers.A remake of the iconic scene from The Matrix, when Morpheus holds up two extended hands, palms facing up, respectively holding a blue and a red jelly bean.We’ve all been kicking off 2021 in a myriad of ways so far, and..
Habits I gave up in my 21,000-hour design journey
It’s not about taking more work, it’s about quitting bad habits.
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How to drive product focus with the right mission & vision
Mission and vision are two critical aspects startups gloss over
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Navigating lack of user feedback
Building a product without user input is not only difficult but also pretty dangerous, leading you up a blind alley.
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Making sense of your design project by writing
Write down the narrative of your project.
Why you started this project? Is it because the executive told you to do so? Why do they think it’s a good idea? Is there any evidence to support their argument?
By writing, you’re making sense of things.
You might feel you know so little about the project a..
Do you need a Chief of Feedback?
Feedback is the spark of improvement and renewal.
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Never speak for free at conferences organized by for-profit companies.
Charge your full price.
— 100 design lessons for 2021
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The human working memory and the implications on Apple CarPlay
Today there are more things fighting for our attention than ever before. We are constantly juggling work, family, and social lives. What we don’t realize is, try as we might to multitask, our attention span is quite limited. Recent findings suggest that we can hold about four items (plus or minus 1)..
Inclusive design: Solve for one, extend to many
A few weeks back while scrolling through my Twitter feed, I came across this marvelous innovation by Nike which just blew my mind.
A truly intuitive productThe Nike GO FlyEase is a hands-free shoe — which consists of a hinge and a flexible tensioner around the shoe that facilitates the taking-on and..
The state of design in 2021: How to bring us together again
A lonely designer’s critique of today, and a renewed purpose of the social value of design for tomorrow.
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