On Jun 18, 2009, at 7:20 PM, Dave Malouf wrote:

re: the point of the thread ... I can't comment as to what Andrei wants me
to. I'd love for people to start talking about that and I will sit and
admire the discussion the case study.

Two questions:

1) Is your current web blog for Engage served on a hosting service that lets you control custom software installs, permissions, databases, yadda yadda? And does it support PHP, Apache and SQL? I presume it is.

2) If the answer to #1 is yes, then I'll send you $30 via PayPal so you can install it and use it for yourself to check it out.

Yes... That's how much I think it's important for you to be dissecting Shaun's product with your students. Again... the stuff you like to push for, use of story and metaphor as part of the overall design approach, the scalability from desktop to mobile... I think Fever is very well executed in these regards, and are some of the best concrete examples I've seen of these sorts of design concepts in any product in a long time. Even if you don't agree with my enthusiasm or find the product useful in the end for your personal use, or find flaws with it for certain reasons, there's still a lot of very useful design thinking, execution, and all of that in the product that is worth exploring with students.

And further, to reiterate: It's the same design, philosophy and aesthetic from the browser version to the iPhone version. That alone is worth studying, what about it works, what doesn't, what are going to be the next standards in this sort of approach going forward 5 years and how to expand further on it.

Say the words and I'll press the Send Money button.

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Andrei Herasimchuk

Chief Design Officer, Involution Studios
innovating the digital world

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