It may seem anachronistic to still be storyboarding by hand, but in the recent CBS News interview excerpted below, Director Ridley Scott shows the multifaceted benefits of storyboards (and by extension, other types of design sketches) that carry through to the bottom line. Here’s a Ridley Scott storyboard sample from his latest movie, Napoleon: Based […]
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“There is not one answer.” Anyone who works on product development needs to read this MIT Technology Review article, which mentions some intriguing research by Professor Maria Yang on basic product design lessons, including sketching: “Yang has found that the very existence of those visual representations matters greatly: designers who do even basic, preliminary sketching
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Thanks to all of the people who shared feedback on the first round of 9 cover designs for the Lean Media book project. I really enjoyed reading through your comments, which helped me see the proposed designs in a new light. Like any design-oriented Lean Media project, the feedback is not intended to be a popularity
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I have been relatively quiet on the Lean Media website. Behind the scenes, however, I have been making progress with the Lean Media book. There are a few major updates to share, but I also want to reassure readers that the project is continuing and I expect to have more materials to post (including new draft chapters) in
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