Khan Academy Early Product Development — Messy thought, neat thought
The Process of Design Squiggle by Damien Newman, Central Office of Design. The pattern of alternating messy thought with neat thought seems to come up across many disciplines. It disappoints me when I...
Khan Academy Early Product Development — Messy thought, neat thought --> Long-form Reports Blog Archive Khan Academy Early Product Development Informal updates from our investigations into the future possibilities in learning technology Messy thought, neat thought mayli The Process of Design Squiggle by Damien Newman, Central Office of Design . The pattern of alternating messy thought with neat thought seems to come up across many disciplines. It disappoints me when I hear people waste time arguing for only one of these two modalities, as if only one of the two is always the way to opera
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