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Creativity Is Really Just Persistence, And Science Can Prove It | Fast Company | Busine... - 0 views

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  • although the experience of insight is sudden and can seem disconnected from the immediately preceding thought, these studies show that insight is the culmination of a series of brain states and processes operating at different time scales."
  • This echoes the favored Fast Company definition of creativity, that it's finding the connections between seemingly unrelated things.
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The 3 Future Waves In Design, And How To Ride Them | Co.Design | business + design - 0 views

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  • The first wave: Experience design
  • The modern design challenge is to define a great experience for a consumer comprised of a range of touch points, in various cases composed of interactions with several devices, retail experiences, personal contact points, software interfaces, physical mechanisms, data, and software intelligence.
  • We are systems designers now.
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  • The second wave: The Iceberg
  • We will need to adopt new skills. Data modeling, algorithm design, voice scripting, and gesture design need to become common design practices.
  • The third wave: Organic Products
  • Today, a design team delivers a production-ready thing, something finished and ready for manufacturing and consumption. Tomorrow's designer must be prepared to ride "shotgun" with the customer and the product for the life of that product, perhaps helping to grow and adapt the product over time.
  • "Design is how it works."
  • The "it" of that quote becomes not only the experience of a single device but a composite experience made up of a multitude of touch points, defined by not only what we can see and touch but by an increasingly unseen and diverse set of features. The "it" is no longer a fixed static thing, but a growing, evolving experience that ultimately can begin to mirror our ideas of life itself--and the discipline of design must grow and evolve along with it.
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