Great stuff, as always, Scott! I'm a long-time Product/UX Designer, but I've created several of my own products (mostly iOS apps) on the side using a contract developer. It really is fun to make all the product and design decisions yourself (and it's a good educational resume piece too!). So especially with AI builders now, I'd encourage more designers to create some stuff on the side.
Scott, sorry I missed your AMA. I do read your LI posts, many are spot on and many I have an uncharitable laugh to. I do wonder if you’re trying to become the Arch Nemesis of designers worldwide. Seems like you’re making hamburger out of a lot of Design sacred cow.
My question is : is this just me, or is it by design?
Thanks for the perspective, Scott. My audience consists of individual artists and creative entrepreneurs, but since we practice our creative abilities daily, we can adapt what you explain and apply it to our individual circumstances.
This week I begin my newsletter with a paragraph about the impact of the creative act on our human organism. I will share this post because it reinforces my experience from a different perspective.
Great stuff, as always, Scott! I'm a long-time Product/UX Designer, but I've created several of my own products (mostly iOS apps) on the side using a contract developer. It really is fun to make all the product and design decisions yourself (and it's a good educational resume piece too!). So especially with AI builders now, I'd encourage more designers to create some stuff on the side.
Scott, sorry I missed your AMA. I do read your LI posts, many are spot on and many I have an uncharitable laugh to. I do wonder if you’re trying to become the Arch Nemesis of designers worldwide. Seems like you’re making hamburger out of a lot of Design sacred cow.
My question is : is this just me, or is it by design?
Thanks for the perspective, Scott. My audience consists of individual artists and creative entrepreneurs, but since we practice our creative abilities daily, we can adapt what you explain and apply it to our individual circumstances.
This week I begin my newsletter with a paragraph about the impact of the creative act on our human organism. I will share this post because it reinforces my experience from a different perspective.