friction
The way to end up with a good plan is not to start with a good plan, it's to start with some plan, and then slam that plan against reality until reality hands you a better plan.
Nate Soares • Dive in
Friction is what’s missing when designing meaningful experiences.
The importance of friction part 3/3: a couple key principles to applying ‘high friction thinking’ to design better brand experiences, with some of my favourite recent examples I’ve seen of people trying to preference meaning over mass engagement.... See more
eugbrandstratinstagram.comFriction is what’s missing from our lives online.
The importance of friction part 1/3: how big tech has actively sought to remove friction in our lives at the expense of meaning, how this design philosophy causes us to be susceptible to toxic ideologies, and why friction shouldn’t be treated as an unconditional evil,... See more
instagram.comFriction is a key ingredient for coming up with innovative ideas.
Jeff Shannon • Lead Engaging Meetings
But friction is the teacher. It tells us where we’re stuck, and where we’re unclear. It’s how we build an actual perspective. And when we remove it, we lose the pause that allows deeper noticing. We lose the opportunity to make meaning through the act of making. What erodes isn’t just a single skill - it’s an entire network of disciplines that used... See more