Nicholas Nelson
UX Designer interested in the psychology of aesthetics for user-centered design.
Think of your product as a personal trainer for each of the people using it. Ideally, every person gets a personalized experience that meets them where they are, and then stretches them to achieve things they didn’t think were possible. So what does this look like in practice?
Facebook’s Four Business Design Principles for Crafting Elegant Tools
Margaret Gould Stewart
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I love this line. This is how we should create digital products. A product like Vi literally does this via Ai and a natural speaking voice. It blurs the lines between human and artificial but it is just another interface and is a great way to think of the human way and future potential of how we interact with the world around us.
