Actions, as they say, speak louder than words. Don’t trust people who trade in promises rather than deeds.
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Umair Haque wrote a post entitled Ambiguity and the Art of Meaning recently. While I don’t agree with the main thrust of the post, I thought this bit was great.
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Image CC BY Patrik Jones
I’ve noticed an increase recently in people using the word ‘quality’ rather indiscriminately. It can be a filler word, something people use when they actually mean “the way things have always been done”.
Reading Eric Ries The Lean Startup has convinced me that you need to know who your ‘customer’ is when designing products, systems, workflows, and tools. There may be no monetary exchange, but the value proposition needs to be strong.
It’s only then that you can start talking about ‘quality’.
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Image CC BY Laura Dinneen
