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What Metric are you Designing to Improve Today?
Wednesday, August 5, 2009Sometimes asking the simplest of questions changes everything. The other day I was talking with a designer about a home page redesign they were working on. They were talking about the aesthetics of the design, how the current version looked like junk and they wanted to make it beautiful.
A worthy goal, to be sure. The world needs more beauty. But then I asked: “what metric do you hope to improve ...
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