There is a lot of buzz about data-driven design, but very little agreement about what that really means. Even deciding how to define data is difficult for teams with spotty access to data within their organizations, uneven understanding, and little shared language. This deck explores 3 myths about data and design.
MYTHS ABOUT DESIGNING WITH DATA
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