Science of Great Design with Mark Miller
.NET Rocks!6 Aug 2015

Science of Great Design with Mark Miller

One girl shy of a Mondays - Carl and Richard try and stay on topic with Mark Miller while they explore the science of great design. The truth is that Mark has been working for decades to build software that is truly intuitive to use, and the talks about all the subtle, but broadly applicable details that can make an application truly a pleasure to use. As is typical of Mark, this is nothing vague, but concrete, detailed and repeatable steps for making better designed software. You need to check out his amazing videos on the subject, it can make your software better!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

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