Look for the Duct Tape

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Look for the Duct Tape Tradecraft Teach for 4.5.14

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Duct Tape in UX works 2 ways: 1. Shows where our products are failing 2. Inspires us to create new products

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Look for the Duct TapeTradecraft Teach for 4.5.14

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Don Norman and affordances in “Design of Everyday Things”

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Architecture UX

Both find success with intuitive perception of use that allows for the opportunity of utility.

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“Form follows function.” - Louis Sullivan

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LOOK FOR THE DUCT TAPE!

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Duct Tape in Physical Space

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Duct Tape in Physical Space

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Duct Tape in Physical Space

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Duct Tape ruins a beautiful space

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Duct Tape ruins a beautiful space

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“Look for the Duct Tape” reinforces the Kate mantra: !!Ugly But Useful !beats !Pretty & Pointless

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But it’s harder to find duct tape in the digital realm !• An employee tapes a piece of

cardboard to an Air Conditioning register because he’s cold

!• A user opens a new tab in a

browser to look something up that he doesn’t understand on your site

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Duct Tape in UX works 2 ways !!1. Shows where our products are

failing !2. Inspires us to create new products

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A Current Example of UX Duct Tape !!!

#HASHTAG#HASHTAG

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Say #TBT again. I dare you!

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Duct Tape in Digital Space

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Twitter is addressing the Issue

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Duct Tape in your project = BAD

Duct Tape in another project = OPPORTUNITY

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Relevant UX Quote !“Content precedes design. Design in the absence of content is not design, it is decoration.” - Jeffrey Zeldman