Design 2.0: Minimalism, Transparency, and You Today happens to be the four month anniversary of eHub Interviews, a series of email questions and answers with the creators and companies behind many of the new web 2.0 services and applications that we’ve been witnessing and using online. According to many of you who write in, the interviews are “one of your favorite parts… it puts a human face to all of these projects. It really adds a valuable dimension to the web review sites.” I’m glad to hear it. Among many of the self-appointed roles that I have at/as eHub, the interviews are one of my favorite activities. One of the questions asked in each interview is “What is your design philosophy?” In reading the current sixty interview responses, there’s a clear trend towards several key words that continue to appear in people’s answers: simple fast intuitive social minimal choice useful fun There’s also the echo of key actions: listen iterate release early experience discover