Somebody recently shared with me an article from Fast Company magazine about a winery that’s replaced their traditional glass bottles with more forward-thinking recyclable carton packages. The resultant environmental affect claims to produce a carbon footprint ten times smaller than traditional glass bottles once the savings for weight, shipping, and disposal are all tallied […]
Thoughts on the Genesis of Interaction Design Deliverables
Eventually, I would like to share with you the design theory I’m working on (I may even have settled on a name for it), but for now allow me to explain a small part of it which at one point served as the theory’s main catalyst.
During my work […]
Lately, I’ve noticed some anecdotal evidence which suggests that brand marketers and product designers have been moving the time-honored practice of user personas away from their normal confines on the product designer’s cubicle wall for occasional reference and elevating them to a place where they’re least expected–smack dab on the final product.
Case in point, the […]
Now that the 2012 London Olympics logo has been released into wild, only to spread impromptu protests and full blown epileptic seizures, I’ve come to admire the level of controversy this simple design has appreciated with such short-lived exposure.
My knee-jerk reaction to it was probably very similar to the reaction of a lot […]
There’s a reflective quality to the Holidays that makes me think its as good a time as ever to give myself a well-deserved pat on the back, or at least a sizable swipe of sweat from my brow, for some of the work I’ve been involved with producing over this past year. 2006 was […]
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