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The Cost of Craft
I understand the argument for shipping early and often. But I also believe that we should aspire to build lovable products, not viable products. And lovable products take time to build and polish.
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- veryone sets out to do that, but they don’t create processes that result in that
- They rush things into the marketplace
- They don’t take the time
- They get impatient
- They don’t manage the creative community well
- No risk in new ideas that sound odd but could be great
- They don’t know how to process failure in creativity
- One of the things that Bob sees today i
Bob Iger • Creators, Creativity, and Technology with Bob Iger
The perils of designing for scale
“We are in the midst of a major social transformation — moving many of our day-to-day activities from physical places to information-based places that we experience on our phones and computers. The central question here is: How can we design these information environments so they serve our social needs in the long ... See more
“We are in the midst of a major social transformation — moving many of our day-to-day activities from physical places to information-based places that we experience on our phones and computers. The central question here is: How can we design these information environments so they serve our social needs in the long ... See more
Caio Braga • The aesthetics of our new fictions
Working in technology means one thing above all else: chasing scale. There is a reason why much of the tech world is obsessed with growth. Free from physical constraints, digital systems can scale to an incomprehensible size. The appeal of conquering the engineering, design and business challenges of mega-scale is strong, the rewards immense. But u
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