Yay, glad it's useful!

I worked with him along with my colleagues at AJ&Smart and to be honest, he's one of the most pleasant clients I've worked with. He knows a lot about product design, what works and what doesn't, and provides feedback in a way that motivates you to do much better even if the quality was already pretty good.

Thanks so much, Jon! That means a lot.

Thanks Taylor!

I get your point but I don't agree with it :) If you imagine a funnel of getting a design job, my portfolio does a good job to get people interested in learning more about my work/process. In that case, I have a separate deck that I usually show during design/portfolio reviews where I dig deeper into the process, research, users, etc.

Hiring managers don't usually spend on a portfolio site more than 1-2 mins, so I don't see a reason doing a full-blown long read on every detail of the product design.

Thanks Perttu! Agree with you! There are a few improvements to be made.

Cheers Mahdi! Totally agree with responsiveness, it's been a bit of a struggle to achieve that with Readymag.

If they were, they stopped to https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-10-17/how-apple-scaled-back-its-titanic-plan-to-take-on-detroit But if they still would be, I'd expect the best quality of materials and execution. Also, I'd expect that its car wouldn't necessarily be a personal car but a shared one, so it would be more about efficiency than just another car on the road. I really enjoyed recent IDEO case study about the future of mobility, check that out if you haven't yet.

yeah, they did

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