As part of the now project, I want to share what's relevant right now for me.
The plan is to keep them up to date every few months, or whenever something becomes obsolete.
The plan is to keep them up to date every few months, or whenever something becomes obsolete.
👨🏻💻 Doing
• My team and I are designing the life cycle of creating digital products at scale using agents. Furthermore, we are developing a virtual process that enables humans and machines to collaborate effectively, maximizing outcomes without compromising quality.
🧠 Thinking
• I was listening to this podcast when John Maeda, in a simple way, expressed something I always try to explain to my team: first, nurture taste before following data, and second, not adopting a quick failure/learn fast approach can damage others’ perception of design. It’s better to focus on a swift recovery.
• Everyone can design, which means that design will occur, whether or not there are properly trained designers. AI will also be able to design.
• On that note, every human problem is essentially a design problem. I’m curious to know if every AI problem falls under the same category.
• Design, as a concept, cannot be defined by itself. It inherently requires design.
• Design possesses a magical quality. By subtly altering even the smallest details, you can transform the perception of anything. Typography stands as a prime example of this phenomenon. Simply write a word, any word, and switch its typeface. Each time, you’ll encounter a distinct and captivating experience.