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EPISODE · Jan 23, 2023 · 19 MIN

Principles of Good Podcast Design (Part 2)

from Not Easily Squished · host Kyle M. Bondo

Every design student at some point in their career has encountered Ten Principles for Good Design by Dieter Rams. Rams was an infamous German industrial designer and the Chief Design Officer at Braun for over 30 years.Many of the consumer products Rams created for Brauns are still used today. He was also well known for his “Less but Better” minimalist aesthetic and for being one of the first designers who strived to be environmentally friendly before it was cool. Rams know design. However, is his design philosophy -- created almost half a century ago -- a relevant tool for podcast creative engineers to use even today?Ten Principles of Good Design (6-10)Kyle explores the last 5 principles of the Ten Principles of Good Design in Part 2 of this two-part series:Good design is honestGood design is long-lastingGood design is thorough down to the last detailGood design is environmentally-friendlyGood design is as little design as possibleNotable Quotes:"Less is Better"-- Dieter Rams

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