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• John Pollock

  The critical underpinning for design lies in the "social" element - the social psychology that we, as social animals, bring to all our interactions. Good design should therefore reflect good social behaviour: honest, friendly, accessible, useful, engaging, rewarding, enjoyable, courtesy etc. etc. Good design for…  more

  The critical underpinning for design lies in the "social" element - the social psychology that we, as social animals, bring to all our interactions.

  Good design should therefore reflect good social behaviour: honest, friendly, accessible, useful, engaging, rewarding, enjoyable, courtesy etc. etc.

  Good design for social software will reflect the embedded or implicit assumptions we bring to, and seek in, social activity.

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  Alan Bradburne

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  Paul Birch

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  Ofer Shani

  user centric design is the answer. launch > test > improve i found this method useful and stopped thinking about what i think about the design. let the users try it and then improve it.

  user centric design is the answer.
  launch > test > improve

  i found this method useful and stopped thinking about what i think about the design.
  let the users try it and then improve it.

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  Phil Wolff

  Are there any traditional (what a word) design patterns that do *not* apply to social software?

  Are there any traditional (what a word) design patterns that do *not* apply to social software?

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  Paddy O'Hanlon

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  felipe ramos

  hello!!!

  hello!!!

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• Stuart Robinson

  very early days for this whole field, but it is consistently fascinating

  very early days for this whole field, but it is consistently fascinating

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  Nnamdi Udezue

  what are the the consistently important design patterns in successful social web apps? and what are the best examples?

  what are the the consistently important design patterns in successful social web apps? and what are the best examples?

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  john howitt

  is this question asking about design patterns for the process of building the software, such as yabb, facebook, ecademy etc. or the dp for the way the site intereacts with users and the way the users interact on the sites?

  is this question asking about design patterns for the process of building the software, such as yabb, facebook, ecademy etc. or the dp for the way the site intereacts with users and the way the users interact on the sites?

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  Paul Massey

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  Judith Clegg

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  Robert Loch

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  Jordan Willms

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