The Science Behind Modular Design Thinking (James Cabrera)
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The document discusses the science behind modular design thinking. It provides examples of how scientific concepts like the angle sum theorem and particle physics have evolved over time from broader ideas to more specific discoveries. It also presents principles for design such as starting with big ideas and focusing on smaller implementations, deducing and testing hypotheses, prioritizing efficiency and reusability, and planning for unknown factors. Visual examples are given of typography choices and layout structures to demonstrate modular design approaches.
The Science Behind Modular Design Thinking (James Cabrera)
- 1. The Science Behind Modular Design Thinking @jamescabrera jamescabrera.com
- 10. “A celebration of the fusion of Mathematics and Art…”
- 12. Math & Science solves problems
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- 22. We challenged ourselves to create a visual language for our users
- 23. We challenged ourselves to create a visual language for our users that synthesizes the classic principles of good design with the innovation and possibility of technology and science. “
- 25. Incubation
- 34. General Ideas (Things we think we know)
- 35. General Ideas (Things we think we know) Hypothesis
- 36. Prove those ideas (Proofs or Experiments) Hypothesis
- 37. Prove those ideas by Proofs or Experiments Discovery
- 38. Angle Sum Theorem The sum of all 3 angles of a triangle equals 180 degrees
- 39. Angle Sum Theorem The sum of all 3 angles of a triangle equals 180 degrees a b c a+b+c=180
- 40. Angle Sum Theorem The sum of all 3 angles of a triangle equals 180 degrees a b c Draw Parallel Line a+b+c=180
- 41. Angle Sum Theorem The sum of all 3 angles of a triangle equals 180 degrees a b c Draw Parallel Line a+b+c=180
- 42. Angle Sum Theorem The sum of all 3 angles of a triangle equals 180 degrees a b c b Draw Parallel Line Alternate Interior Angle b a+b+c=180
- 43. Angle Sum Theorem The sum of all 3 angles of a triangle equals 180 degrees a b c b c Draw Parallel Line Alternate Interior Angle b Alternate Interior Angle c a+b+c=180
- 44. Tempest
- 46. BEAUTY FASHION SCIENCE COOKING LIVING TECH NEWS
- 51. STANDARD
- 57. Start Big, Think Smaller
- 61. Hadrons “Proton” Partons “Quarks” Gluons & Bosons “Strong/Weak Forces” 1920 1968 1979-1983
- 62. Hadrons “Proton” Partons “Quarks” Gluons & Bosons “Strong/Weak Forces” Higgs Boson “God Particle” 1920 1968 1979-1983 2013
- 63. Created by Brad Frost & Dave Olsen
- 73. Deduce, learn, then build
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- 75. Primary Font Secondary FontBody Font UI FONT Secondary Font Body Font Secondary Font
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- 94. Rad or Bad
- 98. Plan for the unknown
- 100. Harold Metcalf
- 106. Her Brain on Digital
- 107. Hero Chapter Intro Photo Two Column Stat One Column Stat
- 108. Use incubation for inspiration Start big, then focus on smaller ideas Always deduce, learn, then build Design for efficiency & reusability Plan for the unknown 1 2 3 4 5
- 109. Use incubation for inspiration Thank You! Start big, then focus on smaller ideas Always deduce, learn, then build Design for efficiency & reusability Plan for the unknown 1 2 3 4 5