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My thought’s on Don Norman’s “Design Thinking: A Useful myth”
Submitted by stevejbayer on July 2, 2010 - 7:23pm.

The quotes below are from Don Norman’s article: Design Thinking: A Useful myth …more important, and more legitimate reason to embrace the term “design thinking.” It positions design in a unique way, forcing companies to view design differently than before. The emphasis on “thinking” makes the point that design is more than a pretty face: [...]

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