Observations on the Human Experience
UI, UX and IxD insights for a rainy day.
Observations on the Human Experience
One. Gajillion. Dollars?!
I’ve been fortunate to work with a stunning range of clients, from local printing companies and tiny churches to giant corporations with multibillion-dollar revenues, and everything between. Perhaps the most valuable lesson I’ve learned is that they’re all the same. People spend money the same, whether it’s a few hundred d... See more
I’ve been fortunate to work with a stunning range of clients, from local printing companies and tiny churches to giant corporations with multibillion-dollar revenues, and everything between. Perhaps the most valuable lesson I’ve learned is that they’re all the same. People spend money the same, whether it’s a few hundred d... See more
Pricing Design — A book by Dan Mall
(( Commonplace.day! ))
commonplace.day
Making work easier. This is the problem. So obsessed with getting to the answer, completing the project, producing a result which are all valid things, but not where the richness of the human experience lies.
Jerry Seinfeld's Speech At Duke's 2024 Commencement (Transcript)
Lately, when I’m stuck on a piece, I will print everything I’ve written and re-read it with a pair of scissors in hand. As I go, I will cut out the pieces that feel like they’re working: a phrase here, a sentence there, entire paragraphs if I’m lucky. Then I’ll lay out all the cut-out pieces on my desk and move them around, trying to find the right... See more
Mason Currey • Seek funny leaps
Letter to a missed connection - I did not die, I am not ignoring you, it's time management, my coffee, the bathroom, the ding of an email.
my attention.
my attention is fading, zipping, fizzing through my body. and when i remember, a wave of shame comes over me.
“should remember, should remember”.
cycle continues
cities need more cozy enchanting late night cafes to work & read from til 1am
Merge all communication with an individual person into one continuous timeline . I’m excited about this feature. My mom still hasn’t mastered the art of using one communication channel, she prefers to sprinkle messages throughout the week across Whatsapp, SMS and email.
Eric Migicovsky • The Universal Communication Bus
Klack
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sensory needs are important. this is an example of a product fulfilling this demand.
“People aren't longing to be impressed; they're longing to feel like they're home. If you create a space full of love and character and creativity and soul, they'll take off their shoes and curl up with gratitude and rest, no matter how small, no matter how undone, no matter how odd.” ― Shauna Niequist