Karim Morsy of Algoriddim talks to Marc and Rene about djay 2, making music apps accessible, how skeuomorphism and flat design can co-exist, and visually mixing - and re-mixing - usability and information density.
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Guests
- Karim Morsy of Algoriddim
Hosts
- Marc Edwards of Bjango
- Rene Ritchie of iMore
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