Taste in design is a skill that can be developed, and it's important to expose yourself to various products to build that skill.

A design that gets better with age, both physically and in software, is a sign of good design. Surround yourself with high-quality objects that last, rather than accumulating many low-quality items.

To improve your design taste, it's essential to expose yourself to various products and observe how users interact with them.

Taste can be acquired by separating well-designed from poorly designed objects and thinking critically about every interaction you have.

To improve design skills, observe both products you dislike and those you enjoy, noting what works and what doesn't.

I believe that taste is a skill that can be developed through experience and exposure to different products and design principles.

Taste in design can be developed, but it's often easier to teach the tools and domain knowledge than to instill a passion for design.

Increasing exposure hours by watching how people use your products helps develop your design taste.

Design is about creating things for users that work well and delight them.