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The Fool
The principle of least effort The fool is starting something new, and doesn’t know what to expect. The fool is confident that things will work out well. The Fool just wants to get the task done, and is optimistic, possibly naively thinking he can achieve it. For his user experience he should expect to complete…
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Strength
Agency Design As a designer you are creating the ability for users to complete their task, I like to think of this as ‘agency’. Strength signifies true control of a situation. We design services that give the user agency to complete their task. Instead of brute force, rigid conclusions, and a fixed point of view.…
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Two of Chalks
Adaptive Planning The Two of Chalks card means that you need to look ahead and plan. You are beginning to realize your objectives and long-term goals. You need to take advantage of your ideas and make them into an actual plan. It signifies how discovery reflection, preparation, control, create insight and advantage.
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The Tower
The Tower represents a radical change, a pivot. Your vision hasn’t matched reality. Change is a normal part of life, and it’s time to deal with the negative effects of old decisions. But change can sometimes create fear, because we must abandon old truths. Your idea, what thought you knew about your target market, customer, or…
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The Hierophant
To see the Hierophant in a reading is to embrace the conventional. A desire to actually follow a well established process . It also suggests that you want to stay within the boundaries of what could be considered an orthodox approach. You will be adapting to certain beliefs and systems which are already put in…
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