Content Design Basics by Giles Turnbull - YouTube
This is a great series of short videos all about content design. The one on writing for humans is particularly good.
If we want design to communicate, we need to communicate in the design process.
I might get that framed.
This is a great series of short videos all about content design. The one on writing for humans is particularly good.
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 use jargon, we reveal our insecurity. If we use pretentious language, we expose our arrogance. But if we use language that anyone can understand, people are much more likely to value what we do.
I’ve always loved Jeffrey’s writing.
This advice works both ways:
- Collaboration
- Communication
- Respect
A problem shared is a problem halved. And the web has a big problem with awful overlays.