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...products, I'd I really like to have one primary fill button on the page just because I I almost want you to, like, change everything on your text to a different language and for you to try to figure out what to click because the primary buttons are s
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...is they have to take all that ambiguity, and they've gotta ring it all out. So when they give it to engineering, engineering knows exactly what to code because computers don't tolerate ambiguity. Like, engineers need to know what the thing's gonna be
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So I will say something, I'll pause, take a breath, and then move on to the next thing. Your product should also feel like that. And then simplify where possible. So on the left side, it might be a little small. I can see everybody squinting, so I mi
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...design thinking became big, I was always really confused because I didn't know how else she could think. That was just sort of how I naturally thought, which is, you know, design is is trying to imagine the future you wanna live in and then take the
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...design as just, should we use a six pixel border radius or four? But it's rather, like,
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...the design as a high fidelity descriptor of what this can mean if that is the cost to make design and to create designs is lower. And I think that the more that you can kind of expand that option space for people and bring them into a surface to alig
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...design and get to the scale of impact that we're talking about. So we have seen a need to build more tools and methods and thinking around systems as well as around ethics and thinking about broader consequences into our curriculum. And that's really
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...out a new design space is to go broad, is to make unexpected connections.
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...design. If I do, like, an eighty twenty analysis of design principles in the 80, what are the most important things to really grok and understand for someone new to the discipline? Design principles span UX, but also visuals. They're very different w
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...the design as a high fidelity descriptor of what this can mean if that is the cost to make design and to create designs is lower. And I think that the more that you can kind of expand that option space for people and bring them into a surface to alig
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