Nicole Fenton | Words as Material
If we want design to communicate, we need to communicate in the design process.
I might get that framed.
Writing solidifies, chat dissolves. Substantial decisions start and end with an exchange of complete thoughts, not one-line-at-a-time jousts. If it’s important, critical, or fundamental, write it up, don’t chat it down.
This one feels like it should be Somebody’s Law:
If your words can be perceived in different ways, they’ll be understood in the way which does the most harm.
If we want design to communicate, we need to communicate in the design process.
I might get that framed.