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This workshop at MeshU 2008 focuses on ways to start projects and then take your work through phases of refinement and adjustment. Looking at examples from Digg, Pownce, and elsewhere, we'll talk about creating a visual language, adapting to user feedback, and iterating your web projects over time.
This workshop at MeshU 2008 focuses on ways to start projects and then take your work through phases of refinement and adjustment. Looking at examples from Digg, Pownce, and elsewhere, we'll talk about creating a visual language, adapting to user feedback, and iterating your web projects over time.
1.
Photo Credit: kevindooley
Evolution of your
Design
Iteration & You
Designing Adaptable Websites
Daniel Burka – Digg Creative Director – Pownce Co-founder
2.
Credit: Martin_Heigan
Your design sucks
Trust me, you can do better
3.
Credit: Mark Trammell
aka chasingfun
Are you in or out?
contract work vs in-house design
4.
Read this book
Stewart Brand - How Buildings Learn
17.
“Every time I hear a designer say the word
innovation I reach for my revolver....
so I can shoot them in the face”
Stuart Butterfield, Flickr
March, 2008
18.
Make time for iteration
Don’t overbook yourself on new stuff
Don’t hesitate to release
Credit: Jeremy Keith
19.
Don’t panic!
Listen and learn carefully before reacting
20.
Low road design is much easier to adapt
Realign, don’t redesign
Create a visual language and iterate it
You can’t predict all eventualities
Remove as much as you add
Don’t be over reactive
Make time for iteration