Jim Yurchenco : Reflecting on 35 Years at IDEO
Don’t accept done for good, and don’t accept good for excellent.
Don’t accept done for good, and don’t accept good for excellent.
With its pure materials, simple shapes and lack of extraneous elements, minimalism is often seen as a design truism. Why does it sometimes come across as the blueprint philosophy of design, and what is the intrinsic value of Minimalism that lends it such authority?
How modern designers believe a constant pursuit of function will set them free from style – and why this is a mirage.
The NONOBJECT book attempts to explain the user-object relationship, and here’s why I believe every designer should read this book.