Better than the stuff I wrote in 2010 are a bunch of really great articles throughout the year. Here are my favorites.
Here’s the articles I wrote that I liked the most in 2010.
Continuing the meme of getting out half-baked thoughts.
I’ve started a new blog for long articles about the design of products called Designing Devices. I’d like to turn them into a book one day, but for now they’re just a free blog for your enjoyment, so happy reading!
The second edition of my book Designing for Interaction is available now from Amazon and other fine booksellers.
I’m really proud of Kicker Studio lately. In the last month, we’ve unveiled what I consider to be two world-class, category-altering designs.
I do not want to be called a fool or a liar because I don’t want to be homogenized with other disciplines that I mostly don’t practice.
If this blog has been absurdly quiet lately, it is because I have a good reason. Over the last several weeks, I resigned my position at Adaptive Path and, with some colleagues, created Kicker Studio, a new design consultancy focused on products, not the web. We’re combining visual, industrial, and interaction design to make products that are holistic from the ground up. It’s something I’ve wanted to do for a few years now.