Designers & Developers Sitting in a Tree (Web09)

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Steve Smith and I talk about communication and relationships between designers and developers, and suggest ways to promote positive communication and collaboration.

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WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009

DEVELOPER
DESIGNER

STEVE
DAN
SMITH
RUBIN

WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009

I’m not included
in the process.

WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009

1. Brainstorm together before
design begins.
2. Get input from developers
during design process.
3. Review design internally
before presenting.

WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009

You think all I
do is draw
pretty pictures.

WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009

1. Discuss problems to be solved
by design at the beginning.
2. Evaluate solutions during
internal design reviews.
3. Explain how you arrive at
design decisions.

WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009

That’s going to
take forever to
build.

WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009

1. Speak up—let designers know
what’s causing problems.
2. Decide together if the
functionality is really needed.
3. Often, the extra work results
in a better product.

WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009

You broke my
awesome
design.

WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009

1. Understand the constraints
of the medium.
2. Explain why you want things
a certain way.
3. Find compromise when
things aren’t perfect.

WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009

Solutions for
everyone.

WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009

Collective
Brainstorming.

WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009

Blur the lines
between Design &
Development.

WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009

Encourage
collaboration.

WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009

Learn how to trust.

WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009

Ask questions
(and learn how to
answer them).

WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009

Hire better people.

WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009

COPYRIGHT ©2008-2009 DAN RUBIN & STEVE SMITH.

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Designers & Developers Sitting in a Tree (Web09)

1. WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009

2. WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009 DEVELOPER DESIGNER STEVE DAN SMITH RUBIN

3. WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009 Why are we here?

4. WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009 I’m not included in the process.

5. WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009 1. Brainstorm together before design begins. 2. Get input from developers during design process. 3. Review design internally before presenting.

6. WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009 You think all I do is draw pretty pictures.

7. WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009 1. Discuss problems to be solved by design at the beginning. 2. Evaluate solutions during internal design reviews. 3. Explain how you arrive at design decisions.

8. WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009 That’s going to take forever to build.

9. WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009 1. Speak up—let designers know what’s causing problems. 2. Decide together if the functionality is really needed. 3. Often, the extra work results in a better product.

10. WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009 You broke my awesome design.

11. WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009 1. Understand the constraints of the medium. 2. Explain why you want things a certain way. 3. Find compromise when things aren’t perfect.

12. WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009 Solutions for everyone.

13. WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009 Collective Brainstorming.

14. WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009 Blur the lines between Design & Development.

15. WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009 Encourage collaboration.

16. WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009 Learn how to trust.

17. WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009 Ask questions (and learn how to answer them).

18. WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009 Be a teacher.

19. WEB09 AUCKLAND, 2009 Hire better people.

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