Jony Ive's Creative Process

Jony's belief in service and care absolutely hit home with me, and are fundamental to finding happiness in all one's work. I learned the importance of trusting your own process from Jony Ive. He also helped me come back to asking myself why I make the decisions I make. This is Jony Ive's Creative Process, enjoy.
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[@Deepak-y2w]

Most underrated channel! Keep posting man, I love your work.

[@AnoahWang]

Thanks, sending you love brother ❤️

[@haseebasif100]

An extremely underrated channel, well done, i didnt expect it

[@AnoahWang]

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[@FutureOfNoise]

"good design is as little as possible" is one of 10 design rules of the legendary designer Dieter Rams, who was behind Braun's infamous products, which influence can be very vividly seen in Apple's products of Jony's times. iPod is almost a copy paste from Braun's T3 pocket radio.

[@user-kg1od9es5d]

Fun fact of life in general: there is far more beauty and authenticity in simplicty. This literally applies to everything and anything you can think of. The human mind intuitvly is designed to detect things that are 'bloated', 'overcompensatory' to the point we instantly reject them.

[@AnoahWang]

I have a video on Dieter Rams coming very soon! Stay tuned and subscribe to you don’t miss it. Love the enthusiasm!

[@AnoahWang]

Thanks for sharing! This is beautifully put!

[@soodoco]

love this! great points on each slide.

[@huseyn.abizadeh]

Bro I love your content already. You approach and storytelling. You earned a sub who's into to this stuff. I wish you a good luck in your journey!

[@thisismartinn]

came across this and just wanna say you did a good job!

[@studio_o2a]

Thank You!

[@matts2581]

Focus, means saying "no," a lot.

[@MichaelHeilemann]

That’s not the iMac…

[@Bopo]

May be you know place to place-share ideas?

[@marcustourethe1]

great video!

[@marcustourethe1]

I want to improve my focus but as far as I understand it's just about saying no? Can you conform?

[@AnoahWang]

I would say it is like art, there is no one way to focus. I find that setting clear intentions before starting has benefited me a lot. @@marcustourethe1

[@michaelratcliff8634]

It's unfortunate that Apple does not abide by much of what Ive talks about. Apple no longer is focused on servicing others, but rather charging for services can be gotten elsewhere for significantly less and work just as well. They desperately need Ive's ethos back.

[@pea1973]

Don’t forget that Jony Ive also was behind a $10,000 18 karat gold Apple Watch. There’s a strong interplay between a company that makes money by making things for people and the ideas that go into those things being made. Money supports those ideas. First and foremost, Apple is a hardware company. Services are an easy money funnel into the products being built. For instance, the Mac brought in 6.5% revenue while Services brought in over 19% in the Q1 2024 financial results. The only thing that made more money was the iPhone (no surprise, it was a wide margin at nearly 60%). Services help bring in money to build the products that Apple makes. Whether other services work well for less, is subjective. The money that  Services generates is not. Also, the end of the day a company like Apple has shareholders to answer to, so there’s that too 💰💰💰

[@user-kg1od9es5d]

nice post man. well said@@pea1973

[@uiuxshoaib]

Honestly I love Johnny Iev, but imagine if he applied for a Job today. No one would take him, its the world we live in. Every company just wants a ninja warrior now a days.

[@user-kg1od9es5d]

i have this trouble lol. very few people 'get you' but the ones that do, are worth the long wait.

[@uiuxshoaib]

@@user-kg1od9es5d that's true. Cause people like us just need a good, trusting culture around us, and less of "Hey get this done by 2pm yada yada" ...

[@user-kg1od9es5d]

correct. A lot of folks dont want someone who is incredibly capable - they want someone who is 'good enough' but is a brown noser lol. The folks who actually want what Im prescribing tend to be folks who are incredibly accomplished or folks who are CEO's who have a healthy understanding of their strengths and weaknesses.@@uiuxshoaib

[@kitalabo]

epitome

[@andrewerdle]

epitome is pronounced eee... pit... toe... me

[@AnoahWang]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@PrathameshJakka]

where did you get the johnny ive interview link

[@Doggi2dog]

Jony Ive, Pt. 1 & 2 - Charlie Rose

[@artcole80]

"EPP-EE-TUM"?....epitome is "ahh-pehto-me"...right?

[@TrickyPasta]

Jony Ive stole a lot of designs from Dieter Rams

[@user-cl5yc6kh9n]

👑🫡

[@Christianlvm22]

DIETER RAMS

[@AnoahWang]

Dieter Rams Creative Process kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJSWgZKZjtiMhsU

[@danh5637]

Copy Dieter Rams. The end

[@arielt7794]

some wierd comentry, Ive talks about carelesness to others and narrator talks aboout us ourselvs.

[@jameswatt7043]

This isn’t about Jony Ives “creative process”. This video is a bunch of ideals and ideas stuck together to present some sort of pseudo philosophical statement or summary of Jony Ives beliefs and values. The creative process has distinct stages and organized, ordered actions that are taken in the process of designing something. Where is this information? What process does his team follow and how does he provide leadership and guidance? Better to go right to the source instead of watching a bunch of interview snippets thrown together with a very loose structure. Title of this video is misleading, the commentary adds no new insight and the shorter interview clips from which this video was built get right to the point much faster and in a more coherent manner. Frustrating to watch.

[@AnoahWang]

Hello James Watt, I appreciate your feedback. I agree that my title is not completely reflective of the video content. My intention was not to mislead my viewers. I think its great that you expressed your critique however saying "frustrating to watch" feels like you are talking down to me and is not constructive at all. Clearly other viewers enjoyed the video. You can keep that sort of critique to yourself.