Something is changing in product meetings.
Someone shares a screenshot. A user built something with your product that nobody on the team designed.
It's rough.
It's also exactly what they needed.
Is this a win or a warning?
Your users just became creators.
Loved ones are invitations
Tue Beck Saarie aka mrBeck
For twenty years I designed games that only work when players make them their own.
I built the stage. They told the stories. I added friction to make the world feel real.
I built products the traditional way too. We designed the experience. Users followed the path. We made it frictionless.
Now your users are rebuilding your product.
The product playbook isn't wrong. It's just not enough anymore.
See it live
Design The Hunger is a 45-minute keynote. Your team will learn the difference between friction they should remove and resistance they should protect.
Design The Hunger is a 45-minute keynote. Your team will learn the difference between friction they should remove and resistance they should protect.
The keynote →Apply it
Build The World is the keynote followed by a half-day workshop. Bring a real product problem. Leave with a decision you've been avoiding and the language to make it.
Build The World is the keynote followed by a half-day workshop. Bring a real product problem. Leave with a decision you've been avoiding and the language to make it.
The workshop →Read the thinking
LEGO nearly went bankrupt. They recovered. Then they spent a decade failing to build the digital version of their own idea. Minecraft built it instead. The reason why is the starting point of everything here.
LEGO nearly went bankrupt. They recovered. Then they spent a decade failing to build the digital version of their own idea. Minecraft built it instead. The reason why is the starting point of everything here.
Why LEGO Could Not Build Minecraft →Go deeper
Khoric Design is the practice of making unfinished objects on purpose. The framework, the roles, the vocabulary. Everything behind the keynote lives here.
Khoric Design is the practice of making unfinished objects on purpose. The framework, the roles, the vocabulary. Everything behind the keynote lives here.
Khoric Design →