November 2015
Intermediate to advanced
264 pages
5h 49m
English
“I’ve been amazed at how often those outside the discipline of design assume that what designers do is decoration—likely because so much bad design simply is decoration. Good design isn’t. Good design is problem solving.”
—JEFFREY VEEN
In 2012, a blog post from Jason Samuels of NCFR (National Council on Family Relations) caught my eye.1 In the post, Jason took a look at the analytics data collected from the NCFR site2 over a four-year period to demonstrate how much the profile of its users—professionals studying family dynamics and such—had changed over that period.
He found that OS-wise, Windows use had dropped from 93.5 percent to 72.4 percent, ...