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| Thursday, December 03, 2009 | by: Jasper |
Dive into 101 things I learned in interaction design school: a set of short, easily digested interaction design principles, compiled by Matt Morphett and Shane Morris. And you can rank each of the principles they post, with one of the best rating scales I've seen so far: Meh - Pretty valuable - Really useful. So come on people, go vote! And I love their drawings, by the way.Inspired by 101 Things I Learned in Architecture School
, by Matthew Frederick.
1 reaction:
Yeah, I'm a big fan of design by delete. Time is often the enemy here. The longer you have the site, the more likely you are to have extra, unnecessary junk on it.
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