Imagine walking into a high-end Brazilian steakhouse. You sit down, ready for a mouthwatering parade of grilled meats, expertly carved at your table. But something’s… off. The servers are hesitant. They don’t seem to know the difference between flank steak and filet mignon. The chef recommends the vegan house dressing for your ribeye. And when […] The post Why Using Software Is Like Eating at a Brazilian Steakhouse Run by Vegans appeared first on Atomic Spin.| Atomic Spin
When we think about digital design, it’s tempting to picture the perfect environment: fast Wi-Fi, new devices, and users with full attention. Yet, that’s not the reality of how most people experience websites. Interfaces are often accessed in transit, on older devices, with scratches screens, in low-light settings, high glare, or during moments of distraction […] The post Designing for the Real World: Extending the Conversation appeared first on ArtVersion.| ArtVersion
"Made to Stick" is a playbook for turning complex ideas into clear, compelling narratives. A must-read for design strategists and product leaders. The post Book Review: “Made to Stick” by Chip Heath & Dan Heath appeared first on { design@tive } information design.| { design@tive } information design
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PCB routing is best served by a mixture of manual and automated tasks. A new e-book describes the boundaries between the two.| Tech Design Forum