The Case for Carousel

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"I hate carousels, but every once in a while, carousel may be the right solution," he says. "If you're talking about multiple similar features of the same product, for instance, an iPhone, go for it." He adds: "Even if you skip the other slides, you're just not missing the iPhone"

Matt Griffin shows us how empathy and sensitivity to the world around us is the key to great design. He teaches us how as a leader, the worst decision is no decision. He explains how hands are his most invincible UX resource or tool. He also inspires us starting out to take 'every damn opportunity we can get'.

Secret Identity (4:46)
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)
Recommended Book (70:54)
Best Advice (78:12)

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