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Antifragile Design (Great Wide Open)

Kevin Clark
March 16, 2016

Antifragile Design (Great Wide Open)

Kevin Clark

March 16, 2016
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  1. It’s about understanding how another person thinks — what’s going on inside

    her head and heart. And most importantly, it’s about acknowledging her reasoning and emotions as valid, even if they differ from your own understanding. — INDI YOUNG PRACTICAL EMPATHY
  2. Behavioural data shows us what people really do, and how

    it differs from what they say. — MATT COOPER-WRIGHT IDEO
  3. — What is going through someone’s head when they are

    trying to achieve X? https://medium.com/tab-design/empathy-for-big-audiences-d0b1c5167ca2 IDENTIFY
 MINDSETS & CONTEXTS
  4. — What is going through someone’s head when they are

    trying to achieve X? — What are people likely to be feeling when they want Y? https://medium.com/tab-design/empathy-for-big-audiences-d0b1c5167ca2 IDENTIFY
 MINDSETS & CONTEXTS
  5. — What is going through someone’s head when they are

    trying to achieve X? — What are people likely to be feeling when they want Y? — In what context is someone going to be doing Z? https://medium.com/tab-design/empathy-for-big-audiences-d0b1c5167ca2 IDENTIFY
 MINDSETS & CONTEXTS
  6. A design system is a definition of the architecture, content,

    visual and templates to produce [...] a consistent and effective product experience. — NATHAN CURTIS
  7. To see what my friends are up to To relieve

    boredom To look at my friends' pictures To procrastinate To send messages to my friends To let my friends know what I'm up to To post my own pictures To look at funny videos or links To find friends from my past 0 1 2 3 4 5 http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0191886911005149 WHY DO YOU USE FACEBOOK?
  8. — Describe the problem you’re trying to solve — Indicate

    what type of feedback you’d like to receive — Present your work, don’t sell it PRESENTER
  9. — Make sure that people stay on track (15-20 minutes)

    — Make sure everyone has the chance to speak — Make sure the feedback given answers the right questions FACILITATOR
  10. You want to wait until it’s perfect Except it’s never

    perfect So you’re never done And you never share it
  11. If your UI even vaguely resembles an airplane cockpit, you’re

    doing it wrong. — JOHN GRUBER http://daringfireball.net/linked/2008/12/01/fahey-bulk-rename-utility