Listen "Episode 048: Aaron Harris On Creating And Designing Experiences"
Episode Synopsis
In this episode, Caleb and Todd talk with experience designer, Aaron Harris.
Guest Links
Aaron's Website
Aaron on Twitter
Aaron on Instagram
The Design Church
What We Learned
1. People overestimate and underestimate the importance of design.
They overestimate design by investing in resources that really don't matter. They underestimate design by not thinking of foot traffic, complementing colors, and lighting.
2. Think of design as a conversation
You want every conversation to be clear and the same is true in design. If it's not clear then you'll experience confusion.
3. Experiences don't always go as you expect; sometimes they go better
Aaron talked about this happening on one of his projects. They had originally planned on people interacting with a piece of art one way and they ended up interacting with it in a different, better way.
Quotes to Tweet
"People tend to underestimate the importance of design." - @aaronleeharris @LearnersPodcast Click to Tweet
"Think of design as a conversation." - @aaronleeharris @LearnersPodcast Click to Tweet
"Experiences don't always go as planned; sometimes they go better." - @LearnersPodcast Click to Tweet
"Your design can influence someone else's experience." - @CalebMason @LearnersPodcast Click to Tweet
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Guest Links
Aaron's Website
Aaron on Twitter
Aaron on Instagram
The Design Church
What We Learned
1. People overestimate and underestimate the importance of design.
They overestimate design by investing in resources that really don't matter. They underestimate design by not thinking of foot traffic, complementing colors, and lighting.
2. Think of design as a conversation
You want every conversation to be clear and the same is true in design. If it's not clear then you'll experience confusion.
3. Experiences don't always go as you expect; sometimes they go better
Aaron talked about this happening on one of his projects. They had originally planned on people interacting with a piece of art one way and they ended up interacting with it in a different, better way.
Quotes to Tweet
"People tend to underestimate the importance of design." - @aaronleeharris @LearnersPodcast Click to Tweet
"Think of design as a conversation." - @aaronleeharris @LearnersPodcast Click to Tweet
"Experiences don't always go as planned; sometimes they go better." - @LearnersPodcast Click to Tweet
"Your design can influence someone else's experience." - @CalebMason @LearnersPodcast Click to Tweet
New Episode Every Tuesday
Join Us Every Tuesday
Thank you for listening to the Learner's Corner Podcast.
We hope you'll join us for next week's episode.
Until next time, keep learning and keep growing.
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