Jagadeesh P wraps up a seven-day series on design's skeletal system, tying information architecture, hierarchy, consistency, and standards into one framework. Blueprint thinking is the skill that holds these elements together. Next comes the muscular system.
Congratulations guys. Can I tell you something? You have watched all of the last six days content and you know what is mean by skeletal system. And more importantly, you should be able to connect the dots of why I am saying for all the designs, skeletal is very important. We have seen many topics today. We have seen many topics in the last six days. I would say we started talking about information architecture, we started talking about hierarchy, we did consistency, we did standards, we did all the topics which is the ultimate skeletal system of our human body and how it is also very much important to our entire design process and system. So if you're someone like a mid level designer or senior designer, I wanted you guys to think about one thing called blueprint thinking. In fact, this is a topic which I want to cover to you today and conclude this entire skeletal system of our body. Okay, thank you again for appreciating because we've been doing this 100 days, 100 skills for the last year and this time you're doing it in a very different fashion. I've divided the body parts into 14 different systems and I've integrated all of the pain points of our students and I'm creating the content around each and every skeletal system. And next week we'll go for the muscular system and etc. Cool. And more importantly, I want to conclude this seven days by saying everybody needs to have a proper blueprint. Okay, now I'm going to be showing my mind map.
