Published Jan 12, 2024
Bob Baxley: How Apple ran design like the Saturday Night Live writer's room
Bob Baxley, a seasoned Silicon Valley design authority, reveals how Apple operated design processes akin to the creative dynamism of a Saturday Night Live writer's room, examining design leadership, collaboration with engineers, and the importance of user observation to adapt to new technologies like voice and AI.
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