Explorer–ideator, designer, coder, illustrator. Feeding endless curiosity.
Previously Pixelmator, Flinto. Currently indie, building iOS apps at @codulis.
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Mindaugas Rudokas
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Simon B. StøvringIf you intended to hold out on Tahoe update, please know that Apple is making sure that a little bit of Glass virus will reach you on Sequoia too.
More like “hostile by design”.
-> @siracusa
Actually, the quote was very fitting, you just need to re-apply the context when translating:
“Bad design not just looks and feels bad.
Bad design doesn’t work well.”
Apple events used to be like Christmas for developers.
This year you get cookies made of glass.
And a jar full of bugs.
Happy new Apple year!
MΛTT“I’m scared to death that at some point I’m going to get found out. You know, Tim [Cook] is going to realize the truth about me, which is I’m terrible.”
https://www.businessinsider.com/alan-dye-quote-about-stress-at-apple-and-imposter-syndrome-2015-9
When thinking about negative space, FedEx and MSNBC were the logo examples that instantly come to mind.
Seems that peacock goes into the trash can due the rebrand. Almost looks like fake news at first.
Karsten SchmidtNew life goal/purpose: Enawesomefication!
Jack RusherThe most important role Steve Jobs played at Apple was Chief QA Officer. He was a user first — a bratty one who wouldn’t accept shitty experiences, and who had the power to make people fix things. This meant that, unlike in most orgs, the tension between budget/deadlines/quality wasn’t *always* resolved by reducing quality.
Since his death we’ve seen what the absence of that influence looks like: step by step, they’re becoming a Microsoft. 😿