Why Apple doesn’t do MVPs
The Biggest Lesson I Learned as an Apple Designer is a thoughtful piece that pushes back on the standard advice given out today of creating an MVP (minimum viable product) and learning as you go. It comes from a former Apple designer, Mark Kawano (who also wrote about Apple’s design culture), and suggests that MVPs just don’t make sense within the Apple process. Instead of “launching and learning”
Bokardo � The Blog is the New Resume
Your blog is one place that you have complete control over…make it count! Bokardoan Adam Darowski suggests that the blog is the new resume. I think he’s absolutely right…whenever anyone wants to know anything about me I send them here. This immediately brings several things to bear: Your blog represents you. Represent! Your blog is speaking for you…to folks who might not know anything about you. I
Five Principles to Design By
1. Technology Serves Humans. Too often people blame themselves for the shortcomings of technology. When their computer crashes, they say “I must have done something dumb”. If a web site is poorly designed, they say “I must be stupid. I can’t find it”. They might even turn to a book for Dummies to get it right. This is horrible! People should never feel like a failure when using technology. Like th
Visual and Social Design
Some weeks ago I asked Do MySpace Users Have Bad Taste? There’s an increasing tension between visual design and web site success, and that’s what I’m trying to figure out. There are so many sites that have become successful with mediocre (or just plain bad) visual design that somethings gotta give. How does MySpace succeed […] Some weeks ago I asked Do MySpace Users Have Bad Taste? There’s an incr
Social Networks are Killing Email
According to my friend Bill, who teaches there, 92% of the 45,000 94% of students in a recent survey (Bill points to survey) at Michigan State University have Facebook accounts. That’s a high percentage of people! This number is probably not indicative of the whole campus, but it suggests that it could be well over 50%. In addition, so many students use chatting tools and social networking sites t
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Facebook, Lifelets, and Designer Responsibility
Judgment happens quickly, value happens over time
How to Prevent Valueless Design in Social Web Sites
Tip for Amazon Designers: Lots of Folks Don’t Know How to Exclude Gifts from Recommendations
Why do People Tag?
Ugliness, Social Design, and the MySpace Lesson
The 5 W’s of Social Software
The Secret They Don’t Tell You in Graphic Design Class