Teresa T.
@iamteresina
Teresa T.
When we jump into a task without thinking about what we’re trying to accomplish, we can end up with solutions to the wrong problem. We can waste energy that would be better spent determining which direction to take.
When deciding what you’re doing, ask yourself:
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When deciding what you’re doing, ask yourself:
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What before how.
What we intend to do determines how we define words like good and bad.
What is good?
What if turning on the light reveals that the room is full of scary trolls? What if the light reveals the room is actually empty? Worse yet, what if turning on the light makes us realize we’ve been living in darkness?
The truth is that these are all potential realities, and understanding that is part of the journey. The only way to know what happens... See more
The truth is that these are all potential realities, and understanding that is part of the journey. The only way to know what happens... See more
To do is to know.
The following exercise will help you state your intent and clarify your language with other people.
I find these rules helpful during this exercise:
- First, choose a set of adjectives you want your users to use to describe what you’re making.
- Then, choose a set of adjectives that you’re okay with not being used to describe the same thing.
I find these rules helpful during this exercise:
- When put