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Jared Spool

Co-founder of Center Centre and founder of UIE; a user-experience researcher and teacher since 1978.

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30 December 2013

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From one piece Design is the Rendering of Intent 2 beliefs · articles.centercentre.com

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    • Design is the rendering of intent: the designer imagines an outcome and puts forth activities to make it real.
      Over the last year, we’ve started explaining design as “the rendering of intent.” The designer imagines an outcome and puts forth activities to make that outcome real.

      Design is the Rendering of Intent Said 30 Dec 2013

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    • Everyone who renders their intention is a designer, so the experienced designer's role shifts from owning the outcome to teaching the rest of the team to render theirs.
      The notion of the academically-trained, experienced designer holding the keys to the design outcome fades with this definition. In fact, when we think about design in these terms, it becomes clear that many of the people rendering their intention don’t know they are designers. This implies the role of the experienced designer shifts from owning the design outcome to educating all the other designers on the team on how to best render their own intentions.

      Design is the Rendering of Intent Said 30 Dec 2013

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