Sometimes when I daydream I am on this road. I spent many meditative moments on Bagamoyo Road, back and forth between school and home. Back then there was no asphalt and no 4G billboards. What might it look like in another 25 years?
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In the end you are just a human being [designer], standing in front of another human being [user], asking for their approval.
Trouble starts when you shift to seeking approval from people who are not affected by your work, other than to profit from it.
The big takeaway here is that Hugh Jackman has a French Bulldog! 😍 x.com/RealHughJackma…
This is great! It works for everything. twitter.com/Acuity_Design/status/1…
↪ Replying to @ojmqd
@ojmqd Swipey-ness. I'd maybe call it a "Reveal slider". :)
As our government in Sweden hasn't yet been formed after the election we now have a website aptly named "Har vi en regering?", which means: "Do we have a government?". harvienregering.nu
Also, NEJ is NO.
Keep refreshing until it says JA. 😛
Jared Spool always pushing us to do better. In this interview we talk to Jared about a higher level of design maturity: infused design, which essentially means that the whole premise of user-centric design is everyone's responsibility, whether they have "designer" on their business card or not. Because everything affects the experience.
Our interview with Jared Spool at From Business to Buttons is out today. x.com/uxpodcast/stat…
↪ Replying to @davegray
@davegray The fact that we accept infinite expanding universe as a premise speaks volumes to me.
Instead of "building delight", maybe we should figure out why there is a craving for delight in the first place.
My constant worry is that when we solve for the wrong problem, we build a need for the wrong problem to keep existing.
Why @GeorgeMonbiot calls it #ClimateBreakdown:
« Climate change is a ridiculous thing to call it. It's like calling a foreign invasion "unexpected guests". » x.com/novaramedia/st…
↪ Replying to @scifiinterfaces
@scifiinterfaces I honestly thought this was a real picture for a second.
↪ Replying to @jessicaschedvin
@jessicaschedvin Nu kom ursäkten från Isak. Bra.
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↪ Replying to @jessicaschedvin
@jessicaschedvin Glad att han möter klokt motstånd i kommentarerna. Men helt klart sattes det igång något där fler letar saker att kritisera hos samma person. Ledsamt beteende. x.com/malinlernfelt/…
My response when people ask for a lower price: "Sure, explain to me why you think I am worth less than I asked for and we can take it from there."
I may be addicted to buying books...
↪ Replying to @amjec
@amjec Maybe. But doesn't hindight bias imply that I knew what I was doing? Ha, which I see now that my tweet implies. Actually, I didn't know what the heck I was doing but I something - don't know what - made me make a choice that I in now in hindsight value. Hmmm....
@amjec I think what I really wanted to say with the tweet was, don't value stuff just because the people around you value it. Make sure it's your own choice.