Apple's Jony Ive Describes His "fanatical" Approach

Designing And Developing Anything Of Consequence Is Incredibly Challenging.

We Shouldn't Be Afraid To Fail - If We Are Not Failing We Are Not Pushing. 80% Of The Stuff In The Studio Is Not Going To Work. If Something Is Not Good Enough, Stop Doing It.

Apple Was Very Close To Bankruptcy And To Irrelevance [but] You Learn A Lot About Life Through Death, And I Learnt A Lot About Vital Corporations By Experiencing A Non-vital Corporation. You Would Have Thought That, When What Stands Between You And Bankruptcy Is Some Money, Your Focus Would Be On Making Some Money, But That Was Not [steve Jobs’] Preoccupation. His Observation Was That The Products Weren’t Good Enough And His Resolve Was, We Need To Make Better Products. That Stood In Stark Contrast To The Previous Attempts To Turn The Company Around.

We Try To Solve Very Complicated Problems Without Letting People Know How Complicated The Problem Was.

A Beautiful Product That Doesn't Work Very Well Is Ugly.