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May 26, 2015 38 min

63. A World Without Interfaces, with Golden Krishna

from The Innovation Engine Podcast Hosted by 3Pillar

On this week's episode of the podcast, we look at our collective obsession with "screen-based thinking" and how to get past it. Among the topics we talk about are: Why “There’s an app for that” are the 5 most insidious words in the English language 3 principles anyone can follow to create products that don’t force us to interact with yet another screen Why it's important to establish and understand the difference between User Experience and User Interface. Golden Krishna, author of the recently released design manifesto The Best Interface is No Interface, joins us to discuss all that and more. For more than a year Golden has been at Zappos, where he works with small teams in the company’s research and development labs to "build & explore new opportunities to push one of the world’s greatest customer service companies toward new directions that deliver happiness." Prior to Zappos, Golden served as a Senior Designer at Samsung, where he worked in their innovation lab alongside engineers, industrial designers, and business strategists to create new products and services that could ship within 18-24 months. Show Notes: Follow Golden Krishna on Twitter: @GoldenKrishna Visit the website for Golden's book: www.nointerface.com/book Visit Golden’s website: www.GoldenKrishna.com

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