As product designers we can never have exactly what we want, when we want it. We have to start by understanding the really important parts and building that core functionality first, then building additional features around that core. When you’re building consumer products, getting serious leverage in the marketplace (distribution) is the most important first order goal, so you need to accomplish this as quickly as possible and then shift gears to build second generation features.
Sean Parker ‘s Email to Spotify’s Daniel Ek (via exmilitary)
This is exactly what I keep saying is a big part of what Apple is so good at.
(via buzz)
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cynicalidealist said:
I agree. Tech Pundits were shitting on Apple as Android left the gate with more features than the iPhone, but they don’t seem to understand that iPhone users want a quality product—not just a bunch of features that kinda work.
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