“For a human being the product is not an end in itself but the gateway to a plethora of experiences.” - Nokia Design Manifesto
Browse through the first edition of Nokia’s Design Manifesto (pdf) for many inspiring thoughts about design.
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Sep 1st, 2008 at 8:49 pm
Although I agree with most of inspireUX’s posts, the simple fact that Nokia term “For a human being…” is just too detached from its actual users.