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JoiN tHe REVoluTiON—
FUeL tHe EVoluTioN…
You've heard the rumblings, felt the tremors beneath
your feet…the shift has begun. The new era of
design has reared its beautiful head in works such
as Tom Peters' "Re-imagine!" and Dan Pink's article,
"Revenge of the Right Brain" [WIRED Magazine feb2005].
Perhaps you've even stood witness to design boldly
answering the challenge— PROVE YOUR WORTH! Passionate
organizations like The Design Council UK, the Design
Management Institute (DMI) and the AIGA, to name a
few, are gaining unprecedented momentum toward global
realization that design is quantifiably and undeniably
INDISPOSABLE. Do you have what it takes to join the
fight for a world of new possibilities?
See you on the front lines.
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EYE ON DESIGN
Here's some food for thought while I busy myself getting permission granted to bring you a rotating cast of design-related articles (or excerpts thereof at least!) …
"Architecting Our Profession" by Clifton Evans This article, while focusing solely on the information architect role, touches on some of the growing pains I believe all web/interactive professionals are feeling. The absence of a certain level of structure and standard practices across the industry is beginning to work against us.
"Time for Change" by Clement Mok When Clement Mok speaks, you listen.
"Design is Good Business - the evidence" by Design Council UK The Design Council UK has gathered hard evidence, indisputable data that proves design-minded companies significantly outperform their competitors.
MASSIVE CHANGE Take your idea of a macro-level view of design and all it's many facets. Now take that to the 10th power and you've got the visionary project started by Bruce Mau and the Institute without Boundaries, commisioned by the Vancouver (B.C.) Art Gallery.
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things to read
Re-imagine!
Tom Peters
MTIV:
Making the Invisible Visible
Hillman Curtis
places to visit
Inspiration
Bryant Park Hotel
CSS Zen Garden
Kalibur 10000
Reference
World Wide Web Consortium
Boxes and Arrows
Speak Up
Design Dump
Allies
Design Management Institute
Design Council UK
AIGA
More "things to read" and "places to visit" to come!
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