Saturday, September 29, 2012

Why does science need artists?

John Maeda Technology and Design Guru

Here is a interesting interview with John Maeda, author of "The Laws of Simplicity (Simplicity: Design, Technology, Business, Life)", graphic designer and computer scientist. As an individual who has education in both the arts and sciences, John brings a unique perspective based on his experiences.  He believes that scientists need artists and art in order to inspire them to be innovative.  He uses Apple's iPod as an example of how merging science and design can create a superior product.  He also mentions the website Mint.com which 80% of the experience is about what the viewer see not the technology behind it. 

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