Tony Fadell: The first secret of design is ... noticing

The video discusses habituation, the process by which humans become accustomed to everyday things, and its impact on noticing and solving problems. It highlights the importance of seeing invisible problems, using examples from product design and innovation. The speaker shares tips on fighting habituation by looking broader, closer, and thinking younger, encouraging a fresh perspective to improve product design and solve unnoticed issues.

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