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What is easier to decide, building a nuclear reactor or building a bicycle shed? Why do photographers put moles on models’ faces? Should you trust a designer acting on a hunch? Should you trust any individual at all or should you go for the wisdom of crowds? Or decide based on guidelines? I'll talk about such things, or something very similar. I haven't really decided yet.
This is the deck from my Pantalk in Zürich on 19.03.2015:
http://www.meetup.com/Pantalks-tech-non-tech-talks-Panter-AG-Zurich/events/220726097/
What is easier to decide, building a nuclear reactor or building a bicycle shed? Why do photographers put moles on models’ faces? Should you trust a designer acting on a hunch? Should you trust any individual at all or should you go for the wisdom of crowds? Or decide based on guidelines? I'll talk about such things, or something very similar. I haven't really decided yet.
This is the deck from my Pantalk in Zürich on 19.03.2015:
http://www.meetup.com/Pantalks-tech-non-tech-talks-Panter-AG-Zurich/events/220726097/
19.
I’ll give the model a big mole on her face, and the
committee focuses on that and are usually
satisfied with the momentous change of removing
it and leave everything else as is.
Speider Schneider’s friend
26.
Delight me in surprising ways
Keep it brief
Decide for me but let me have the final say
Only show what I need when I need it
I should always know where I am
27.
The two tap rule
The 5-point rule
The 98% rule
28.
The two tap rule
The 5-point rule
The 98% rule
29.
It’s easier to add a feature later than to remove one
Rather be dumb than wrong
Clear beats clever