Dieter Rams: 10 Timeless Commandments for Good Design | IxDF
Let’s pay a virtual visit to a famous industrial designer’s workshop. By examining the principles of his winning approach, we can incorporate vital elements into our designs in the “less is more” age.
Let’s pay a virtual visit to a famous industrial designer ’s workshop . By examining the principles of his winning approach, we can incorporate vital elements into our designs in the “less is more” age. As user experience practitioners , most of us have worked with Nielsen and Molich’s 10 heuristics or rules of thumb and the Eight Golden Rules by Ben Shneiderman. These are user interface principles that we get to learn and apply. They’re part of the human-computer interaction knowledge “package”. With the expansion of the UX field and its infiltration into many aspects of business, we’ll have
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