I came across this post by Jason Fried on their blog "Signal vs. Noise" which I felt was extremely well said about number of features and its balance for software. Why would I post something about software on my blog. Because, designing for the online environment go hand and hand with software development. We as designers should constantly refine interfaces so that they make the site (or product) easy to navigate thus creating a more pleasing and rewarding user experience. Many times we are at the mercy of clients saying add this or add that after the requirements have been established and design interface approved. Well said Jason and some great comments that follow. (I should note that I met Jason at an AIGA event in Indianapolis and he is certainly one of the leading online development voices of our time.)
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- Brian Hock is a designer, entrepreneur, triathlete and idea guy. Design burn are all of those things that I come across in my daily life the fuel my design and technology fire. Enjoy.
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