May 4, 2019
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UX as important as content when it comes to Streaming Services.
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https://www.designdrives.org - The Podcast on why Design drives things forward.
Interested in learning more about the value and impact of design? Visit www.designdrives.org and sign up to be notified as the podcast launches. Interviewing leading design practitioners share their stories and experiences.
The Value of Design
Artists and designers, such as ourselves in G. Limgenco Arkitekto, share a common dilemma: understanding the worth of our work. There’s no straightforward method in arriving at this, as there are several aspects that influence and determine the value of design. Design, style, and art are such subjective disciplines, that while one person would appreciate your work, another can inversely despise it. When art and design is your source of livelihood, it is important to know how to put a price tag on your work. In general, there are two positions that decide if your work is a masterpiece, or a master piece of shit.
The first is the artist himself. This may seem arbitrary, as any egotistic creator can proclaim his/her work as valuable. But the truth is, the artist/designer is in the best position in knowing how good or bad his/her own work is. And as long as he/she is being honest to him/herself, the artist should be self aware of the level of his/her skills: apprentice-novice-intemediate-advanced-master. Another factor is the amount of time and care a designer puts into the work. Even a master will sometimes create quick works. At a master’s level, even quick works could be considered good work, but it would still be very distinguishable from the intricacies of passion projects. Bottomline, the creator him/herself has authority in judging his/her own output.
Ultimately, however, it is also the recipient or viewer of the work that gives value to any creative output. One cannot force another to appreciate a work of art in the same way he/she does. Beauty is indeed in the eye of the beholder. The final analysis to give thumbs or a middle finger boils down to experience. What is the experience of the viewer upon seeing, using, or walking through the work of art? What experiences in the viewer’s past resurfaced and were provoked by it? It is then that all objectivity becomes trivial. Feelings, emotion, they take control. The same piece will evoke various reactions from different individuals.
Information is key. Sometimes, the more we know about the piece or the artist, our perception of its value may change, usually for the better. Knowing the process, the history of the artist, legitimizes its worth.
Does it matter then, if your audience likes your work or not? The truth is, sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn’t. In giving value from the recipients’ point of view, it does. It does, once the numbers come in play. The law of averages come into play. It follows the ratings approval system found similarly in restaurant reviews or movie reviews. At this point, statistics, comments, and feedback are what determine value.
For the artist, it then becomes important to understand who your audience is. Are you designing for one individual or the general public?
https://www.designdrives.org Designdrives.org explores the impact of design. Learn why, how and what design drives forward. Sign up on the website and get notified as soon as the podcast launches: Interviewing leading design minds to share their perspective and stories on the value of design.
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Excited to finally launch my podcast Designdrives - where I explore together with my guests why, how and what Design drives forward. The first episode is with Cheryl Platz, a pioneer in the voice user interface discipline - shipping these experiences at scale. 😊 I am grateful to have her on the podcast and think there is tons of value to gain listening to her learnings. She talks about her early days working on AI-driven interfaces in video games, Microsoft multimodal interaction solutions in the mobility space and then later on taking these experiences to join Amazon Echo and Alexa as one of the first designers. We talk about the prototyping process designing these voice interactions and why design drives empathy and shapes these technologies to be more human. After her time at Amazon she joined Microsoft to drive design in the enterprise space working on the product Azure. She is also an Actor, Speaker and also hosts workshops on voice user interface design at her own venture Ideaplatz. The podcast is on Apple Podcast, Spotify and Soundcloud - more platforms coming as more episodes get released in the coming weeks. The interview was recorded before she joined the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation as a UX Principle Designer.
We talk with Cheryl Platz , a pioneer in the area of AI-driven Voice User Interface Design and one of the first designer on the Amazon Echo
Tuve que fotografiar esta mononada de ambulancia que encontré en el Morro de São Paulo el verano pasado de lo simpática que era. Me hace ilusionar con que en algún momento saldrán de esta cajita unos payamédicos histrionicos animados a lo Roger Rabbit 🤡🤪 haciendo locuras con curitas de #colores o quizás unes dulces y dedicades enfermeres amigables arropadores y sanadores... (mal no me vendrían #sanasana) . . Diseño, color y forma. Por ellos llegamos a ser sorprendidos, nos negamos o avanzamos hacia algo, la mayoría de las veces sin darnos cuenta. Me encontré con esta imagen en estos días que me estoy pensando, cuestionando todos mis valores y conocimientos, qué es lo que me importa, quién soy y me sirve para guardar esta idea: Los diseñadores gráficos buscamos e investigamos para comunicar y transformar a través de los colores y la formas. Olvidar eso sería tirar a la basura un pedacito de energía vital. Y hacer entender el valor del diseño es un poco mi tarea, también. Más que a nadie me lo digo a mi: Démosle valor a lo que sabemos que lo tiene. Y trabajemos comprometidos por que esto ocurra. . El diseño y la comunicación no serán solamente algo que me permita trabajar y sostenerme sino que son un instrumento para dar y reflejar #valor tanto para el cliente como para toda la sociedad... tal vez suene muy grandilocuente pero yo pienso y creo que no es más que consecuente... a diseñar!! 🙌🏽💪🏽⚡️ . . . . . #color #brasil #design #pensandodiseño #diseñovehicular #diseñosanitario #vehicledesign #graphicdesign #diseño #designvalue #comunicacion #communication #designthinking #sundaythoughts #thevalueofdesign #piensoluegodiseño #instareflexiones #diseñografico #imagenycomunicacion (at Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires)
Tuve que fotografiar esta mononada de ambulancia que encontré en el Morro de São Paulo el verano pasado de lo simpática que era. Me hace ilusionar con que en algún momento saldrán de esta cajita unos payamédicos histrionicos animados a lo Roger Rabbit 🤡🤪 haciendo locuras con curitas de #colores o quizás unes dulces y dedicades enfermeres amigables arropadores y sanadores... (mal no me vendrían #sanasana) . . Diseño, color y forma. Por ellos llegamos a ser sorprendidos, nos negamos o avanzamos hacia algo, la mayoría de las veces sin darnos cuenta. Me encontré con esta imagen en estos días que me estoy pensando, cuestionando todos mis valores y conocimientos, qué es lo que me importa, quién soy y me sirve para guardar esta idea: Los diseñadores gráficos buscamos e investigamos para comunicar y transformar a través de los colores y la formas. Olvidar eso sería tirar a la basura un pedacito de energía vital. Y hacer entender el valor del diseño es un poco mi tarea, también. Más que a nadie me lo digo a mi: Démosle valor a lo que sabemos que lo tiene. Y trabajemos comprometidos por que esto ocurra. . El diseño y la comunicación no serán solamente algo que me permita trabajar y sostenerme sino que son un instrumento para dar y reflejar #valor tanto para el cliente como para toda la sociedad... tal vez suene muy grandilocuente pero yo pienso y creo que no es más que consecuente... a diseñar!! 🙌🏽💪🏽⚡️ . . . . . #color #brasil #design #pensandodiseño #diseñovehicular #diseñosanitario #vehicledesign #graphicdesign #diseño #designvalue #comunicacion #communication #designthinking #sundaythoughts #thevalueofdesign #piensoluegodiseño #instareflexiones #diseñografico #imagenycomunicacion (at Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires)