Unflattening Design (blog.intercom.io)
7 years ago from John Collins, Director of Content at Intercom
7 years ago from John Collins, Director of Content at Intercom
Where's Eli?
Needs more schiff.
Phenomenal post. I like that it's ostensibly relatable to anyone trying to solve a problem.
Fantastic post! The paragraph below really hit home — navigating between definition (why) and doing (how and what) is one of the most difficult aspects of design work for me.
The most difficult part of design is switching between these two modes; they require radically different mindsets. Good designers need to alternate between being very naive and totally confident. More importantly, they need to know when to be naive, and when to be confident. Often, designers are confident too early. But a confident designer with a flat perspective is usually heading straight to the land of missed opportunities.
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