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12 comments so far
nlmoreaux 02 Mar 11
Very nice presentation.
Matt 02 Mar 11
Love it, thanks. I’ve read the same thoughts before, but it’s always good to hear again. Great illustration too!
BrandonK 02 Mar 11
Great Tips, Great Illustrations, Thanks for Sharing!
Anonymous Coward 02 Mar 11
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Anonymous Coward 02 Mar 11
@JF If you haven’t heard of/seen his work I have a feeling you would dig him based on your appreciation for the natural world. Design in and with nature
Andy GoldsworthyJF 02 Mar 11
Re: Andy Goldsworthy… In fact, I have one of his books (“Wood”) right next to my desk and another one at the front entrance of our office. He’s flat out awesome.
Carl - GUI Journal 03 Mar 11
I always say, “Start with the User Experience!” The correct designs happen when the GUI drives the architecture. I’ve worked on way too many applications that have the functionality already working and then they want a GUI added on top. Frustrating!
Luis 03 Mar 11
That was awesome. Thanks for the inspiration.
Brian Kenny 03 Mar 11
Great video, really enjoyed it. Some great an insightful thoughts backed up visually.
Charbel 03 Mar 11
Great insight into your design process. Especially liked the part about using fat markers…I’m gonna have to start doing that as part of my design process…
Andrej 04 Mar 11
Loved it. Very refreshing approach to design. You guys deserve even more greatness! ;)
Mike Williams 05 Mar 11
Just curious. What behind-the-scene tools were used to create this presentation? Love the style. Thanks for sharing.
(Video [flip?] + Screen captures + Audio capture) put in to the (put it all together tool) = Video we see above.
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