Comments on: Zooming equals Innovation http://designdroplets.com/articles/zoomingequalsinnovation/ Industrial Design Magazine for Asia Pacific Tue, 20 Jul 2010 08:21:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Why Apple’s iPad looks like a big iPod and other short stories from Design Droplets « ilan.el http://designdroplets.com/articles/zoomingequalsinnovation/comment-page-1/#comment-2561 Why Apple’s iPad looks like a big iPod and other short stories from Design Droplets « ilan.el Fri, 29 Jan 2010 00:40:21 +0000 http://designdroplets.com/?p=318#comment-2561 [...] Zooming equals Innovation [...] [...] Zooming equals Innovation [...]

]]> By: Raph Goldsworthy http://designdroplets.com/articles/zoomingequalsinnovation/comment-page-1/#comment-56 Raph Goldsworthy Tue, 02 Dec 2008 22:40:06 +0000 http://designdroplets.com/?p=318#comment-56 Hi Julian, Thanks for dropping by. Maybe I should write an article about the art of autoCAD 'Zoom in and out so the boss thinks I am flat out' trick. I think that the best way to break habits is of course to start small and then work our way to bigger things - so start with listening to a new piece of music and move through to sports, concerts, traditions etc.... A list like the one in the post is good start. Even just recognizing you need to push your boundaries is also a good start. Hi Julian,
Thanks for dropping by. Maybe I should write an article about the art of autoCAD ‘Zoom in and out so the boss thinks I am flat out’ trick.

I think that the best way to break habits is of course to start small and then work our way to bigger things – so start with listening to a new piece of music and move through to sports, concerts, traditions etc…. A list like the one in the post is good start. Even just recognizing you need to push your boundaries is also a good start.

]]> By: Julian http://designdroplets.com/articles/zoomingequalsinnovation/comment-page-1/#comment-55 Julian Tue, 02 Dec 2008 11:01:04 +0000 http://designdroplets.com/?p=318#comment-55 Just glancing at the title I thought this was a guide on mastering the Autocad - 'zoom in and out so the boss thinks I am flat out' trick, that many career designers are proficient in. However it's even more important advice, get out of your comfort zone. In regards to culture, materials, processes, field of design etc. Much easier said than done, we are creatures of habit...how best to break them? Just glancing at the title I thought this was a guide on mastering the Autocad – ‘zoom in and out so the boss thinks I am flat out’ trick, that many career designers are proficient in.
However it’s even more important advice, get out of your comfort zone. In regards to culture, materials, processes, field of design etc.
Much easier said than done, we are creatures of habit…how best to break them?

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