Who would not want to belief in it? As far as anyone can tell it's the best way to sell to today's over-informed hyper-consumer. However even after extolling the virtues of it in my post "The Art of the Very Small Start",
Sometime about 2-3 years ago, the saturated consumer electronics industry, hungry for new but matured technology, has been exploring what we designers call "static" buttons. These "static" buttons are essentially non-mechanical (ie non-moving) and use electronic circuitry as a means to detect triggering contact. Function
The advertising industry has been around for quite a long time. However, as it contains the world's best creative talents, it never gets old. Here are some of the more amazing ads I have found. Freedom for Animals. Audi's "Design to Thrill". I like this last one! Car
If you have not already, please do take a look at part 1 first. Here we go, welcome to the second installment of 10 tips on getting the "buy in". 6) Join the "water cooler" talk I like this strategy the best. Simply because it saves you
Some times fiddling and hopping in between jobs or projects, or at night the moment I close my eyes to sleep, I get a massive brain wave! This often gets me out of bed and sketching! So I asked myself: What happens to the
A fantastic article at Guy Kawasaki's blog "Signal Without Noise". He interviews Polly LaBarre with his usual G.K. style and flair, getting her to give insightful and indepth answers. In particular this answer stuck a cord with me: They (mavericks) all seemed to
About 3-4 years ago, my family and I paid a low six-figure amount to attend a course on how to run a successful business. My share was $35K of my hard-earned savings, and the course provided me with the biggest learning experience I have ever