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Reminds me of Bret Victor's (ostensible maker of the iPad) post on interaction design: http://worrydream.com/ABriefRantOnTheFutureOfInteractionDesign/ http://w

• nchuhoai 9y ago
  You should be happy to hear that Bret Victor is behind Dynamicland https://dynamicland.org/about-us/ https://dynamicland.org/about-us/
• azeirah 9y ago
  Something I really dislike about the way he presents his work is that he is intentionally really really vague about what his contribution was to those various products, in his presentations he often shows a few slides "I worked on this, this and this", where the iPad and watch get shown.. Like, what did you do? Design the home screen? Design the vision of the machine itself? It's ambiguity taken to its highest extreme. I really respect his work and publications though, no doubt that he made important contributions to the products he shows on his slides.
  • bvfanboy3 9y ago
    See his details on his work at Apple here: http://worrydream.com/#!/Apple http://worrydream.com/#!/Apple Spoiler: he can't talk about or show any details for some number of years. From his notes there and his other research, it seems would have been a proponent for skeuomorphic design at Apple, which lost out after 2011 in favor of flat buttons and icons.
    • nickbauman 9y ago
      The skeuomorphic design "battle" is a myth. Look at the iphone settings icon today: there are no gears in your phone. Skeuomorphism lives on, we just believe what The Submarine tells us.