Juhan's presentation for Refresh Boston was fantastic. Not only were his slides well put together and informative, but there were plenty of takeaways for the audience including some of my favorites:

• Fake data = fake design (don't use "lorem ipsum", put in the details)
• Less ink, more bang (data is more important than the ink that makes it pretty)
• Let data scream (like staging a scene in theatre, and ruthlessly edited, data should be 85% of the screen)
• Go BIG (print out a giant to-do list that you can't avoid, make your printed comps huge so the errors are huge as well)

I also really enjoyed his points on business card and name tag design. A lot of people, including those that run conferences and social events, could learn something from Visual Angle Formula and data hierarchy mentioned in Juhan's presentation.

Juhan is a very engaging speaker and there was never a lull in his conversation with the audience, however there were a few times when he skipped quickly through some slides that I felt the crowd might've wanted to spend more than a second looking at. That said, Sex and Design Axioms was fantastic and I left with a lot of good ideas and some inspiration as well.

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