Expectations’ funnel
We get upset when our expectations are not met. Making constraints understandable will avoid those upsets.
You are not your skills
The Cambrian explosion in design-related job titles and - supposedly - skills is getting us nowhere.
Coordination
Forget the T-shaped professional: you need an octopus-shaped one.
Surface: a netbook’s screen
Microsoft should trademark “It’s not a flaw, it’s a feature”, because I’m having a really hard time calling this device “a tablet”.
Why you need an app?
What I mean each and every time I have to tell someone that they don't need an app
Reality check
Ideas Proofing 101
Emerged and submerged UX
You have to provide a common context in which all the people involved in the project understand that they’re building a system, not an app.
Good enough
We're always sort of blinded while trying to do the next big thing that we forget the humbleness of things that "just work".
Leapfrogging publishing
In 2010 the iPad was welcomed as the publishing industry’s saviour: the publishing industry is still looking for answers, which also means they’re still looking for real disruptors.
Minimum Viable Blog
Like many early adopters, my needs are counter-cyclical: we get sick and tired of things that are being massively used because we used it before.