[Sigia-l] Salt in Sugar?
Marc Rettig
mrettig at well.com
Sat Jan 6 15:20:05 EST 2007
Hello,
I don't know if the following link has been posted to this thread. I think
not.
http://blog.pentagram.com/archives/2006/12/new_work_one_laptop_per_child.php
I know nothing about the process or the design in progress. But I am
acquainted with Lisa Strausfeld, and have *tremendous* respect for her
abilities.
Are the assumptions underlying the design valid? Are the capabilities
appropriate, are they appropriately extensible and maintainable? Will this
work across languages and cultures? I don't know. No one has any way of
knowing. I agree that as an outsider it seems sensible to try to learn the
answer to some of these questions before shipping a gabillion of these
things.
Is their process appropriate for the scale and scope of impact the design
will have? I don't know that either. Per the discussion here, I worry about
that a little. But as an outsider I have a hard time judging a team like
this without having talked to them about it.
But on the heels of the valid-sounding fretting in this thread, I thought
these few visuals and this evidence of attention to quality worth passing
on.
- Marc
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Marc Rettig
Fit Associates, LLC
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