Useful, usable and desirable. The three tenants that defines the product. So if no one in class mentioned "design," then does that mean "design" is not considered a product? I think we might need to expand the scope of the word "product" to encompass "experience" as well. "Design" is definitely an experience.
It was great listening to everyone's thoughts on what they thought was useful, usable and desirable. What came clearly out of this is everyone's responses held to closely useful and usable. Desirable is something harder exemplify. But today was a good start.
Oh, we have a squatter. I was informed by a student there should be 24 BFA juniors, with one on travel leave, but I counted 25. I did notice an odd BFA acceptance letter printed from a different paper than the rest.
It was great listening to everyone's thoughts on what they thought was useful, usable and desirable. What came clearly out of this is everyone's responses held to closely useful and usable. Desirable is something harder exemplify. But today was a good start.
Oh, we have a squatter. I was informed by a student there should be 24 BFA juniors, with one on travel leave, but I counted 25. I did notice an odd BFA acceptance letter printed from a different paper than the rest.
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Oh...sounds fishy!
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ReplyDeleteI think pretty much everyone was trying to express themselves through the situation that you created. To be spiritual, materialistic or realistic. To stay true to themselves and to be honest. Maybe, there was too much to say for such a short period. But we will do it better next time.
Turns out there was a clerical error. There will be 26 BFA juniors this year.
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