On May 7, 2008, at 10:44 AM, Erik Stolterman wrote:
innovative thinking in a way that makes it possible for them to "transcend" restrictions. Design becomes fairly boring if we see it as a matter of compromise. It is more fun, and actually more true, to see it as a matter of expanding what people see as the possible design space. When a good
Hi Erik, yep completely agree! I actually thought that was implicit in what I was saying... By compromise I don't mean some blah design nobody likes that's easiest to get sign-off. I meant in terms of the considerations the designer be aware of and adjusting for if needed. It's all a deliberative process driven by striving for the ideal :-) And allowing those moments of serendipitous discovery, for novel, delightful solutions...yet holding true to your principles as a designer. Which is the challenge!
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