Susan Kare - The designer who humanized computers.
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New episode of the "Brands 4 Future" Podcast
In today's episode we are going to talk about Susan Kare, a pioneer of digital design, who since the 1980s has set out to make technology friendlier and easier to understand.
With her work, she ensured that the first computers to enter the homes of millions of people went from being machines with cables and circuits to understandable interfaces that anyone could use without having to read a single instruction manual. It is a career that has achieved a great deal, from the design of icons or typography, working with Steve Jobs or Paul Rand, to designing the famous Windows solitaire.
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