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petewailes
6y ago
Pretty much. I suspect I may be a minority, but I'd rather just have a really good case study in text format, with images where appropriate, rather than having to keep clicking through with cute visuals. It feels to me a bit like it&#x
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6y ago
It's ironic that this is the same site which created https://growth.design/case-studies/trello-user-onboarding/ Which is probably the least user-friendly thing I've come across in a while.
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My Restaurant Was My Life for 20 Years. Does the World Need It Anymore?
(nytimes.com)
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Disney Plus’ butt cover-up hides a much bigger problem
(theverge.com)
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Millennium Challenge 2002
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7y ago
Steelcase Leap or Humanscale Freedom would by my recommendations.
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7y ago
Tonnage. If you're wanting to move 7/8 figure tonnage loads over a period of time, you're going to need a big trunk. In space vehicles, that means everything gets really, really big.
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7y ago
HN is not brutalist, as that's not what brutalist means. Brutalist things are made with concrete. HN is pared back.
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What Color Is Your Name?
(elemental.medium.com)
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Uber lost $8.5B in 2019, thinks it can get profitable by the end of 2020
(theverge.com)
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Google Design’s Best of 2019
(design.google)
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We Asked 100 People to Draw Famous Logos from Memory. Here Is What They Drew
(magazine.adler.co.uk)
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7y ago
It's low on information, badly presented, lacks any depth on anything it covers, and is flat wrong about what it's supposed to be (strategy). There's hundreds of better pieces about strategy, content strategy, marketing, digi
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7y ago
Strategy nests hierarchically, with each layer supporting the ones above. For digital content marketing specifically, you'd detail those questions as: * What are your objectives covering the next 12 months (SMART format), to outline wh
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The Big Lie of Strategic Planning (2014)
(hbr.org)
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7y ago
This is not a strategy. Strategy is planning five things: * SMART objectives covering the next 12-36 months; * Choices around how to compete and win in chosen areas of the market to achieve the objectives set; * Positioning your organis
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The State of UX in 2020
(trends.uxdesign.cc)
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Google shows off stunning new AR features coming to web and mobile apps soon
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Microsoft Wants Everyone to Follow Its Lead with Its New Mobile Design
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Land Rover Defender is pitch-perfect
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Practical CX – How to Develop Personas for Marketing
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Uber is at fault for fatal self-driving crash, but it’s not alone
(theverge.com)
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I Restored a Classic Range Rover
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7y ago
On a related note, when you see purple, your brain falls over, because it's actually seeing something it thinks should be green, but knows it isn't. https://toughcompetent.com/blog/purple-doesnt-exist/
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There Is a Horse in the Apple Store
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Purple Doesn't Exist
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Strategic Thinking
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With very hefty caveats. It's not a blanket protection
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7y ago
It's censoring advertising (or it would be if they did it), not speech. That's not even remotely the same.
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What WeWork’s new chairman told anxious employees at an all-hands meeting
(vox.com)
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