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Film: A chat with Twitter design lead Mike Kruzeniski at What Design Can Do

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Date
8 July 2013

A few weeks ago we were lucky enough to spend some time in Amsterdam at the inspirational What Design Can Do conference. While we were there listening to a brilliant range of speakers take on this massive topic, we also took the chance to grab some of them when they came off stage and chat to them further. We’ll be releasing the films over the coming days, kicking off with Twitter’s lead designer Mike Kruzeniski, talking to us about in-house design, why obsession is a good thing and the future of mobile.

You can watch Mike’s talk in full below.

A person stands on a stage in front of a large screen showing a close-up of a hand writing. Beside them is a grey sofa and a yellow floor lamp, with another person seated to the right.
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Mike on stage at What Design Can Do

A person with spiked hair gestures with their hands while speaking. They wear a white T-shirt under a grey cardigan.
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Mike Kruzeniski chats to It’s Nice That

A person stands in front of a yellow and grey backdrop, holding a small device in one hand. They hold their other hand up to their eye, creating a frame that catches a bright flash of light.
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Mike photographs the crowd at What Design Can Do

A bold typographic image on a yellow background reads “WHAT DESIGN CAN DO!”. A black, hand-drawn squiggle separates the words “DESIGN” and “CAN DO!”.
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What Design Can Do

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About the Author

Rob Alderson

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Rob Alderson is a freelance writer, editor and strategist. He was previously editor-in-chief of It’s Nice That and WePresent, and editor of Design Week. He publishes the newsletter Undo, which tries to make sense of how AI is changing design work, the design process and the design industry.

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