Design isn’t only about great ideas — it’s about finishing projects

Design isn’t only about great ideas — it’s about finishing projects
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2019-1-4 06:00

“I’m not very good at the detailed design phase. I’m good at concepting and setting up the initial phase of the project. But when we get to the point where we need to iterate on smaller updates to the product, I’m not great.

” Well, then you’re not good at doing your job. Design is about making an idea possible, it’s not about having an idea. In reality, your idea is the cheapest thing you own. “Ideas aren’t worth that much on their own. Even the most brilliant idea is just a starting point, not something magical. A significantly compromised but executed design is infinitely…

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