Part I. Working with Developers for Fun and Profit
“The way we work at Apple is that the complexity of these products really makes it critical to work collaboratively, with different areas of expertise. I think that’s one of the things about my job I enjoy the most. I work with silicon designers, electronic and mechanical engineers, and I think you would struggle to determine who does what when we get together. We’re located together, we share the same goal, have exactly the same preoccupation with making great products.”
Sir Jonathan Ive
Jony is speaking of his collaborations as an industrial designer, but the same sentiment should apply to the way we, as interaction designers, work with developers. The tighter we can integrate with our ...
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