{"name": "The Value of Variety", "short_name": "The Value of Variety", "start_url": "https://archives.indiyoung.com/archive/", "description": "When an org makes physical widgets, it's costly to make a bunch of variations. It's costly to do it architecturally and in civic design, too. But in the case of curb-cuts and ramps-next-to-stairs,  we managed to convince people in power  that it was required. \u27a1\ufe0fIf your org creates digital, service, or civic solutions, it's nowhere near as costly to make variations.\u2b05\ufe0f Our fight now is to  convince people in power . Across all fields, many thinking styles are not supported. \ud83d\ude49 Those are the markets your org is ignoring. indiyoung.com What are thinking styles? How do orgs use a mental model Skyline?", "icons": [{"src": "https://assets.buttondown.email/images/d8189530-cf56-47d1-8514-acd2a50c673f.png", "sizes": "any", "purpose": "any", "type": "image/png"}], "background_color": "#FAFAFB", "theme_color": "#36613e", "display": "standalone", "orientation": "portrait-primary"}