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“Then he describes the main characteristics of good design-making. First, he says, one must begin learning my making and building in order to think. Prototypes speed up the process of innovation. One has to put products into the world to see their successes and failures. Then, instead of making our primary objective consumption, we must see it as participation. Brown thinks the design of participatory systems is going to be the major theme for design and for our economy. Design has greatest impact when put in the hands of everyone.”

TED Blog: Tim Brown at TEDGlobal 2009: Running notes on Session 7

Designer Tim Brown of IDEO at TEDGlobal 2009, Session 7: July 23, 2009, in Oxford, UK.


Jul 16
Arna Ionescu (2009). Gaining a competitive advantage thorugh design thinking. Australian Biotechnology 19(2):52-53. Disponible en el sitio de la revista

Arna Ionescu (2009). Gaining a competitive advantage thorugh design thinking. Australian Biotechnology 19(2):52-53. Disponible en el sitio de la revista


Jul 12
As designers working to improve the quality of life in other countries, the firm IDEO has spent more than 10 years creating a methodology focused on designing for the user. And now, IDEO wants to give all of that methodology away. A series of PDFs that are free to download, the Human-Centered Design Toolkit hopes to empower organizations and design firms by giving them their field-tested tools for social impact in a way that focuses more on sharing information than authorship. (via Open-Source Innovation: IDEO’s Human-Centered Design Toolkit | Designerati | Fast Company)

As designers working to improve the quality of life in other countries, the firm IDEO has spent more than 10 years creating a methodology focused on designing for the user. And now, IDEO wants to give all of that methodology away. A series of PDFs that are free to download, the Human-Centered Design Toolkit hopes to empower organizations and design firms by giving them their field-tested tools for social impact in a way that focuses more on sharing information than authorship. (via Open-Source Innovation: IDEO’s Human-Centered Design Toolkit | Designerati | Fast Company)