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Design flaws in everyday experiences 04 March 06 12:01 AM: Oddly enought, I was actually trying to get to sleep last night when I began thinking of things to blog about. 2 things came to mind: Disney rides The concept of the not-so-big house Both of these are about experiences. Let's look closer... Disney rides Read More...
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Transparent marketing? 02 March 06 09:46 AM: OK. So I might as well tell you that I grew up a big Disney fan. Over the years, I've shaken some of the fanaticism for Disney but not completely. I still love that they try to go the extra mile with most everything they do. But I saw a commercial tonight Read More...
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On Target... 22 February 06 09:01 PM: Target uses design/art to distinguish themselves and their products from competitors...thus, they use design to sell! Target even goes so far as to publish a philosophy: Great design isn't reserved for the few... it's for everyone to enjoy, everyday. We're here to champion the value of objects of great design big and small. And to deliver them at a value that really does make it Design for All. Read More...
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Filed under: disney, architecture, design, advertising, everyday things