My apologies, for the what seems to be the wrong choice of words. To
me, 'intellectuals' are equivocal to those who think about their
designs to the extent that they can conceptualize, rather than latch
onto trends.
Re-reading what I wrote roughly 9 years ago, I can see validity as
well as the 'yo
I really like this quote from the article: "Designing is all about
conveying an experience through experience."
How true this is with Interaction Design. I find that I need to
experience everything (or close to it) so I can come up better
designs all the time.
While design education such as thos
... and what it doesn't mean.
I really, really enjoyed reading this piece by Tim Wong added to the frog
blog:
http://www.frogdesign.com/frogblog/1999-my-career-begins-with-an-epiphany.html#comment-19444
In it he discusses the problems with designer education and what he really
feels is truly impo
