Posts tagged “creative process”
Graphic and UI/UX design cultural implications, French view.
If there’s a paradigm that’d always let me astonished, I’d go with the designers job titles. Web, graphic, visual, motion, flash, industrial, interaction, UI, UX designers… English offers a proficiency of titles to describe the jobs we’re doing, and I guess it does it well. Representing the variety of possibilities, yet remaining with the idea [...]
Design education (part 2)
As I first wrote this post, it was a pretty huge mass of text. I decided to cut it in hald and make two separate posts in order to make something a egular human being could read wihout having to take a whole day. In this part, I discuss (with myself) what should be learned [...]
Design education (part 1)
This is a follow up to my previous post: The death of graphic design. The emerging question was “can creativity be taught” and if so, are people in design schools actually doing it wrong ? We felt that maybe the decreasing quality in design production those past years may be due to a lack of [...]
The benefits of slow design
Just like slow food, slow life or slow parenting, a trend might emerge in design, and might praises the benefits of getting things done slower. I encountered the “slow life” movement two years ago in Italy, when the love for the “dolce vita” might have inspired some people to get “slower”. No need to say [...]