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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 46 episodes
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We believe that the best and most pleasurable design, is the design that you dont see, the design that is hidden, and works without you noticing.
Unknown Host hosts Hidden By Design, a arts show with 46 episodes published.
Hidden By Design is a podcast about design for everyone, hosted by Thorbjørn Lynggaard Sørensen and Martin Whiskin. Every episode digs into the design decisions you don't notice, because the best design is the kind that
Figure ground is a funny thing. In essence, it simply mean "forground and background" which should be pretty obvious to have. However, what its all about is how the forground and background of anything plays together, so
Recently, I wanted a cup of coffee from a coffee machine. I put my cup roughly where I believed that the coffee would come out, I then pressed the coffee I wanted, and then waited.. and waited.. and waited.. then looked
Prototyping is the art of creating early models to test ideas, emotions, and processes. To make it easier we have split it into three main types: Bassive prototypes (like mood boards or soundscapes), Business prototypes
The worlds WORST Chewbacca sound effect is in this episode. If you never heard about Diegetic and Non-Diegetic sound effect, you are not alone, but after listening to this episode, you will know what it is. And you will
A composer is a person that decides how you should feel, and then, makes you feel that. Sounds familiar? In this episode we are doing something that we dont do often, interview a person, and this person is Michael Coltha
"This is Dave's printers. I'm not here at the minute. Please phone me back, see you later." If you want to hear Martin fail at making an example of a bad voiceover, this is the episode. Even trying to do a bad job, he do
What is a problem statement really, and is it really nessecary? (Yes it is ;) ) "Job to be done" is a tool to help you really understand the problem and stay focused on the problem rather than on the solution. Thinking o
Postels law, also known as the "Robustness principle" originally comes from the development and ideas of how the internet should be designed. The TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) was designed with the following senten
Do you rember that party you attended, where there was this one person who was really funny, and was the center of attention, and said so many funny things. And then, do you remember other conversations that was happenin
Im not a businessman, I dont sell out, I am a designer! I believe that this is a pretty common mindset, and also a really healthy one. But.. and yes, there is a but. If you do not make money, you are not free to create a
Damn, I really need the toilet, but I am far away from home! We have all been there, out for a walk, and in need of a toilet! And it appears that the close we get to home, the more we need to go! At a point when we are t
What is bad design, and how do you identify it? Sometimes you will look at something, and think.. bah, that is a really bad design, the experience is totally off. And often you know this instinctively, but what if it is
UI is not design! And with that out of the way, lets get to the meat of this episode. This is an episode about understanding what User Interfaces (UI) is and isnt. Now that you read this far, then I feel I need to make s
This episode is about the relationship between emotions and decisions. We discuss how emotions are the brains way of making decisions, where as an example "hot state" decisions are made at high emotional influence. Think
Why do we need to be great storytellers? And where does Storytelling fit into Design and user experience. This is what we are talking about in this episode. By listning to this you will learn: The difference between a la
Design Ops is there to help Designers "Doing the job that matters" NNGroup defines the Design Ops as "The orchestration and optimization of people, processes, and craft in order to amplify design’s value and impact at sc
Nothing is also something! And that is exactly what we are talking about in this episode of Hidden By Design. Most people are afraid of Whitespace, and in many cases that is a problem if you are a designer. This conversa
Understanding the difference between simple and simplistic, is fundamental to being able to do great design. The second thing you should learn is that users dont care about your design! Once you have these two things in
A while back, we asked around for everyones favourite designs and what good design meant to them. In this episode we go through some of the answers and have a discussion about that. Thank you to all who contributed, it w
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Hidden By Design is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under arts (design) and has published 46 episodes.
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