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design
...designs or, like, all the concepts of what this thing is or, like, the company. Say, for Notion as an example, Notion is a pure conceptual product, meaning every single concept was designed by a person. So, like, in in Notion, it has really just bloc
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...Designers are very visual people. There are people who, these are the people who go to a whiteboard and start drawing before writing a single word down.
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...design are all looking at that and they're saying, we understand that.
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And when you when you jump to the expression of them, I think you're putting them at risk. I'll also say that, you know, everybody, when they when they look at a prototype, what they're focusing on is the visual and textual expression. And so as soon
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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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...design. If you do world class design like this that you're seeing here, you will get 30% more investor meetings.
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And what you see is that, when you when you give that to a team as, like, this is what we shaped, what happens is, like, it it blows up. So, I mean, you probably, know about what happens when the the the Figma file makes first contact with the engine
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...You kind of build on the fly. How do you think about the future in terms of entry points in that way? The future has to be one where there are many entry points because building a product is just necessarily this very complex multifaceted thing.
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...of design tenants and and principles. Is this something I've heard about you? That, you're a big fan of design tenants versus design principles. What is the difference? Why is this so important? Yeah. So, look, there's whole websites dedicated to des
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...design quote. But I would say that it's easy to just endlessly
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...design, we ship AB tests all the time. We're constantly trying new things, seeing if they work. If they don't, you roll them back. No big deal.
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...style, Airbnb 2024 icon language, miniature diorama, emoji like objects with crisp edges, realistic textures, and soft handcrafted realism material, a mix of matte plastic, brushed aluminum, ceramic, or leather, depending on the original object, view
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