2014/03/20 sxsw interactive 2014 報告会 -how Design?
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This document summarizes a presentation given at SXSW Interactive 2014. It discusses three main topics: designing the spaces between in experiences, prototyping with HTML and CSS, and producing designs like Picasso. Examples included an activity tracker, responsive web design, and tools for prototyping like Macaw. The presenter recommends prototyping to bridge design and development and quotes Picasso's famous saying about copying and stealing from other artists.
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