November 2010
2 posts
October 2010
1 post
i need to do some little research
design-equals:
blogfollowers it’s your turn!
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/QWBQNRW
the english version follows!
July 2010
12 posts
“IT’S NOT A PRODUCT,
IT’S A PROJECT!”
– by phillip jensen
June 2010
10 posts
“CONSIDERING A DESIGN PROBLEM FROM VARIOUS ANGLES
WILL GIVE YOU DIFFERENT...”
– Kees Dorst
“YOUR BOOK IS NOT MORE ONE STEP!
IT IS A NEW SPACE.
DON’T USE BEST...”
– by: Jose Baldaia
http://abaldaia.wordpress.com/
May 2010
13 posts
“STOP TALKING ABOUT DESIGN,
GO OUT AND DO IT !”
“TO ME, A T-SHAPED PERSON IS SOMEONE WHO HAS SUPPORTING SKILLS THAT WILL ENABLE...”
– by: @paulusveltman
Make a real difference | by:@paulusveltman
Most people think that I am a polite guy of not-too-controversial opinions. They are wrong, as I will demonstrate here.
My advice to all design students is: learn the skills you need to make a real difference.
Being a T-Shaped person is not about branching out into other, equally vague disciplines like anthropology. Sorry, Tim.
To me, a T-Shaped person is someone who has supporting skills that...
“THERE IS SOMETIMES A FUTURE WITH MORE
COMPREHENSIVE PERSPECTIVE FOR PEOPLE...”
– by @jabaldaia
“THE DESIGNERS MOST CRUCIAL TOOL TO THE
PROBLEMS OF BUSINESS IS THE ABDUCTIVE...”
“MAKE YOURSELF MORE VALUABLE!
BECOME T-SHAPED!”
– DB&JWVDS
“Being equipped with the capacity for integration, deployment and operation,...”
– http://abaldaia.wordpress.com/2010/05/01/t-skills-and-innovation-that-matters/
April 2010
17 posts
“IF YOU ARE TO DESIGN A CHAIR, DON’T THINK OF A CHAIR, THINK OF WAYS OF...”
– by: @franciscaveloso
design you. | by: @franciscaveloso
To be ‘open-minded’. This is such a cliché but the truth is that we, as problem-solvers, need to be open-minded.
As a student I’m constantly learning, and so far I’ve learnt that Graphic Design as a ‘not-necessarily’ 2D subject, I have learnt that Graphic Design can be the basic platform to support many projects and hopefully some good solutions. It can support and promote non-tactile...
WE NEED YOU!
WE WANT YOU! Hi Folks, welcome to our bachelor-thesis blog. We´re going to make a book, especially for design-students. It`s about what it means being a designer and how designers are able to use their skills of problem solving in other focus areas and how helpful and important this could be. -Currently we are in a phase of research. We would be pleased to receive many different opinions from...
“BY LOOKING AT THINGS WITH A DESIGNERS`EYE, YOU GET AN IDEA OF THE REASONING AND...”
– Kees Dorst about Design Thinking
Understanding Design
“…a T-shaped person have a principal skill that describes the vertical leg...”
