The implications of this analysis suggest that simplicity of interactive products is not necessarily a required or appreciated design feature.
Vignettes is a game, at its heart, about rotating things until they change into other things, but it's so much more than that: it's a game about appreciating design, noticing details, immersing yourself in simple interactions.
People appreciate design and nice things.
Our customers appreciate design as an integral part of the experience and so it is a requirement of every ship.
I'm sure you'll appreciate design is a complex set of trade-offs and you can't optimise for every possible journey at the same time as keeping things streamlined.
[laughs] As you got more involved in the fashion industry, did you start to appreciate design more?
Just as we've come to appreciate design to individualize the products we purchase to meet our unique needs, we are also coming to learn that not everyone does best with the same education model.
People appreciate history, they appreciate good design, so we said, "That's what we're going to market".
