Great design starts with language - Andrea Fanelli

fragile ideas to grow. A space in which to conceive and promote these ideas, because they are all born fragile and that is their nature.

In school we are taught that if you write you have to be inclined and you have to write for the sake of it, so maybe one day you become a writer.

Actually, writing is another word for thinking.

words make up a large part of the final user interface and are as important as the rest of the visual outputs.

Ideas are born fragile and grow through conversations and feedback from other humans. After the conversation, if the idea has potential, there is the writing.

Great design should start with words, not images.

Although it is useful to explore possible alternatives, it is necessary first to understand the problem.