Oct. 17, 2023, 9 a.m.

Customer education, stakeholder strategy, text editing on mobile

Draft's Letters

Edits have wrapped up on Store Design. Now we move into final typeset, preflight, and then printing.


This week, for paid members

  • Our weekly lesson talks about the economic value of customer education. How does one do this well, in a way that separates the best brands from the rest?
  • Our design of the week shows the biggest home page fail we’ve seen in a while. And then we show you another one. On the same page. Hilarious!
  • And our fortnightly teardown is for carry & apparel brand Filson.

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Links

  • Some nice winding thoughts on the human side of value-based design. Asking for what you need is helpful! Related: how to value value-based design research properly.
  • Text editing on mobile is bad. I thought the objectively low quality of text editing on touchscreens was why people attach trackpads & keyboards to their iPads. That’s why I do it? Am I wrong?
  • How to improve quality of life through software. Lots of good small tips here.

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