do details make quality?
Do Fuss. Do Sweat The Details. The devil may be in the details, but a Divinely Good product requires attention to detail.
Archive for May, 2007
design language : deep simplicity
Users want complex features, yet need simplicity and ‘hidden’ or accesible power.
Simple features that combine to provide deeper, richer game-play.
Elegant design offers deep simplicity.
50% of returned products have nothing wrong with them, except being too complex
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Our ability to predict appropriate complexity for our skills is poor
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Give people what they want or need and not what they say they want
an inch is the same as a mile
A 1″ putt costs you 1 stroke, the same cost as a full swing 300 yard drive.
A single character change at the end of a project can cost you a day of time, the same as 100 parallel changes done in a day, earlier in a project.
