Look, No Hands!
summary
Claim: product design methods solve real personal obstacles. A nose-controlled trackpad prototype sits 12 inches above the table and after iterations delivers precision comparable to fingers; a website launched on December 26, 2013 triggers a Fast Company pick up, 34 unread notifications and hundreds of emails. Recovery hinges on a TMS diagnosis (Johnny Sarno), and rehabilitation uses affinity mapping and mind mapping while adapting workflows around vector tools so design work actually gets done.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:49Research ideation and prototyping
- 7:37Putting your work in front of people
- 13:15Affinity mapping mind mapping
- 16:58What I learned
