Design a Delicious App

Exploring ideas

A course by José Vittone y Javier Cuello , Interaction and visual designers

98% positive reviews (94)

2,040 students

Audio: Spanish

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About the video: Exploring ideas

Overview

“Good ideas we all have, but that adjust to what users expect is not so simple. We will review a method for sifting ideas.”

In this video lesson José Vittone y Javier Cuello addresses the topic: Exploring ideas, which is part of the Domestika online course: Design a Delicious App. Learn to design an iPhone app.

Partial transcription of the video

“Good ideas we all have. But that they adjust to the need of the users, it is not so easy. We will teach you our method, to sift ideas. And so get an idea that fits to the needs of the users. If we look at the App Store, for example. Applications. We would realize that there are many, that are considered junk applications. For example, if you look at applications of flashlights. You would notice that at least there are around 1000. And all those have the same functionalities. It is very difficult to know which one contributes something different. And what are we going to do to differentiate ...”

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Course summary for: Design a Delicious App

Level: Beginner
98% positive reviews (94)
2040 students
4 units
15 lessons (1h 57m)
10 downloads

Category
Web & App Design
Software
Adobe Flash, Sketch
Areas
App Design, Digital Product Design, Mobile Design, UX / UI, Web Design

José Vittone y Javier Cuello

A course by José Vittone y Javier Cuello

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Interaction and visual designers

José Vittone is originally from Argentina, but from the interior of the province of Buenos Aires. He currently lives in Barcelona, where he met Javier about four years ago when they were Master's classmates in Elisava. He worked at Usolab and there he learned what usability and user-centered design really means.

Javier "Simón" Cuello born in Mendoza, Argentina. A small town in the west of the country and at the foot of the mountains, known for its trees, ditches and the quality of its wines. "Simón" was lucky to want to be a graphic designer since he was very young and, as he was growing up, his visual training was adding a particular interest for interactive and new technologies.