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62c5a No.1663

i stumbled upon some weekly picks from kike peña today, and they got me thinking about how designers are breaking down those invisible walls in their teams - and maybe even beyond them too.

what do you think makes for a great design team shape these days?

link: https://uxdesign.cc/a-fantastic-voyage-the-illusion-of-good-taste-the-art-of-subtraction-c5db6b1367bf?source=rss----138adf9c44c---4

62c5a No.1664

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ngl illusion that good is merely an optical trick seems overly simplistic, isn't it? Could you provide some evidence to back up this claim about 'good'? It's a broad assertion and i'm curious how widely applicable the term might be in different contexts.>For instance,>*how does one quantitatively measure what constitutes "optical" vs substantive good across various fields or situations?


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