Here are some clever (imagined) new features that add unexpected touches to our most well-worn apps.
I have to admit that I had never come across your work until probably the past two months. But you’re also not the only person on Twitter right now whom I’m suddenly seeing a lot more of. Like Derek Guy, the menswear writer, or Nicole LePera, the therapist. So now I’m thinking, OK, the Twitter algorithm is telling me I need better fashion and I need more therapy. And now there are reports that Elon Musk isI’m also enjoying your app ideas. So it’s not like I mind it.
Same. I’m seeing people posting that Elon complained that his metrics were buried, and now their feed is just an Elon tweet every other tweet. So yeah, that’s one way to do it. It’s interesting because there's some stuff that I post that you can tell it stays within the Design Twittersphere, and then sometimes, like with the Group Alarms or thedesign, they expand beyond the scope of Tech Twitter and it gets a little out of control.
You say your designs are satirical. But are they? Like earlier this week, the idea that users on Tinder should have—that’s quite funny and I’m not sure entirely satirical. That’s the thing. It’s a fine line. And I guess we should talk about whether this is art. Because if I’m not explaining myself and putting something out there and letting people interpret it, it’s similar to what someone making art would do. Most people aren’t thinking about Big Tech product design as an artistic discipline.
That’s hard. You can’t choose your favorite kid. It’s funny because a lot of times, the ones I think are really good don’t do as well with a larger audience.one. That really riled people up and I think blurred the line between reality and absurdity.
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