"You kind of start to develop an intuition... respecting user expectations and standards... that's when you really need to build within the actual medium."
Takeaways:"I still find it most efficient to just quickly jot it down on a piece of paper... whatever is easiest for you to quickly capture the idea."
Takeaways:"Hiring talented designers relatively early on... that's a huge leverage."
Takeaways:"Design is not just how it looks, how it works, but design is how it's built... you can feel it end to end."
Takeaways:"Now is the moment where design can have a huge outsized impact... companies that recognize the value of design, especially right now... have a huge edge."
Takeaways:"You can't maybe learn taste, but you can certainly acquire it... by surrounding yourself and not tolerating bad design... thinking about whether something is well designed and works well."
Takeaways:"Top three things... learning by doing, surround yourself with beauty... read some design books."
Takeaways:"You should be comfortable in the medium that you're building in, and if software is what you're building, made out of code... Being relatively close to how the actual thing gets built gives you such a huge advantage."
Takeaways:"Back in the day, design was much closer to an artistic pursuit... Now designers can essentially, through software, through code, be really close to building the object."
Takeaways:"Designers actually have something really valuable to bring to the table when it comes to starting companies... Design is essentially figuring that out."
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