Red is fire, red as blood. Red is stop signs. And what does this do with design patterns, right? Like does this look like an error, right? Yes. How does that affect that? Man, I've gotten into such a thing one time over with branding folks that insisted that every button was red and I kept telling them we're building an application. You can't make the safe button red. We just can't do that. It's not an application where you have things like save and cancel. Save's red. Cancel's gray. Oh, thanks. I forgot about that one too. If Reds in your logo don't make it a default button color, let
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- Origin Story (7:18)
- Bearded Closing its Doors (17:04)
- Biggest Failure (31:45)
- Awkward Testing Story (43:21)
- Design Superpower (45:44)
- Design Kryptonite (46:54)
- UX Superhero Name (50:07)
- Fights for Users (51:48)
- Habit of Success (63:25)
- Invincible Resource (65:22)
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