When I'm not busy building things, I try to share what I've learned.

How Steve Jobs REALLY helped Apple get back to basics

“A lot of times, people don’t know what they want until you show it to them.” is an often quoted piece of Steve Jobs wisdom I’ve hated for a long time. It has given license to so much misguided energy, and I’ve seen too many companies use it’s premise to avoid talking to customers many times in my career. I want to dispel the implication of this statement once and for all.

Lean Discovery: Shifting from Outputs to Outcomes by Finding & Fixing Customer Pain

An old post on shifting from delivering outputs to addressing customer pain points and outcomes, through a Lean Discovery process. Learning, experimenting, and iterating solutions based on understanding and mapping customers journey and context is key to building successful products.

Avoiding the Design System Death Spiral

A recent conference workshop and webinar I presented with my colleague @arsenysmoogly on lessons learned from years of building design systems at scale.

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