Surround yourself with beauty and well-designed objects to develop your taste in design.

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

I think design is everything. A beautiful product that doesn't function well is, in my view, ugly. The best designs are those that harmoniously integrate form and function, making it impossible to separate the two.

Designers should always strive to be better and not settle for being good enough.

Companies that recognize the value of design, especially during times of change, gain a competitive edge.

A high-quality product must be functional, usable, and crafted beautifully, as these elements significantly enhance user experience and satisfaction. When evaluating a product, first ensure it solves a problem; if it doesn't, it shouldn't move forward, as it only adds maintenance costs later.

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

Design should be intentional; choose options that are appealing, easy to use, and bring joy to users, especially in enterprise software.

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