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design
...design stay and the lack of quality design stay,
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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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...design quote. But I would say that it's easy to just endlessly
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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, 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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...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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...designing process. What's the way what's the best pitch you can make and that you do make to companies to help them see the value the strategic value of design and the, you know, the the bottom line of the value of design? Let me back up and just dis
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...of quality. I I I agree with you. And then that's what I love, especially from a design perspective, Anton Martin at ammo. I don't know if you know Anton, but from a design perspective, the way that he creates products with his team, it's just so fun
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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 is it's not just the artifact. It's knowing this is good, and, you know, we're gonna put the right sort of message behind it. And so for aesthetic, I mean, the ability to go think of all the possibilities in the world and end up on that album
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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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...I'm so excited about it. Is the chasm between design and implementation a feature or a bug? Oh, that's a great question. I would say it's primarily bug today. Perhaps at times masquerading as a feature because I think designers are always designing a
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...a designer, where in this profession, craft and great experience and quality and trust are such a core part of the job to help instill that in the products because that, in theory, leads to really successful products and companies. How do you just th
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