Implications, by Scott Belsky

Implications by Scott Belsky explores the intersection of technology, culture, and product design with a focus on the future of personalization, AI, team building, and creative processes. It discusses how these elements influence consumer behavior, business models, and the evolution of digital experiences.

Technology Trends Consumer Behavior Product Design Artificial Intelligence Team Building Business Models Creative Processes Leadership Personalization Digital Experiences

The hottest Substack posts of Implications, by Scott Belsky

And their main takeaways
0 implied HN points β€’ 21 Jun 16
  1. Leaders should focus on existing users, not just potential ones.
  2. Build products for millions by prioritizing the 'first mile' user experience.
  3. Don't neglect crucial early components like onboarding and welcome messages.
0 implied HN points β€’ 12 Nov 13
  1. In the first 15 seconds of a new experience, people are lazy, vain, and selfish.
  2. To engage users over time, products need to capture attention quickly.
  3. Understanding users' mindset is crucial for building successful products and experiences.
0 implied HN points β€’ 15 Jun 13
  1. Constant connection to others may cause us to miss out on the present
  2. Circumstantial interactions can sometimes lead to unexpected and positive outcomes
  3. Taking a break from technology can allow for meaningful real-life connections
0 implied HN points β€’ 21 Feb 21
  1. NFT world offers great artist opportunities that haven't been seen in over 100 years.
  2. NFTs are not a lesser version of real-world art economy; they actually improve it significantly.
  3. Crypto art has profound implications for artists, investors, and consumers of creative content.
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0 implied HN points β€’ 29 May 18
  1. The journey to success is not a smooth linear path; it's filled with ups and downs.
  2. Creating something extraordinary involves continuous uncertainty and struggle.
  3. Navigating through the hardest part of a project requires resilience and adaptability.
0 implied HN points β€’ 30 Nov 17
  1. Change is constant for successful individuals and companies, old practices are modernized and past assumptions are questioned.
  2. Scaling while maintaining vision and productivity is a common challenge for leaders of growing organizations.
  3. Successful companies face difficulties in changing despite their achievements.