“What kills an idea is people’s urge to express their opinion.” Quite beautifully said.

Jony is way more shy and anxious than I realized. I like his fierce honesty and conviction and appreciate his intense focused attention to detail. And he is so very English, which is endearing.

Somehow Jony Ive to me, is the voice of apple. The keynote presentation, with his voice and tone talking about the products released back then was very iconic.

When I opened my first package from Apple in the early 2000s I experienced exactly what Jony was talking about. Somebody cared.

God I miss him so much

It feels really good to hear Sir Ive’s voice again. Apple events were something to behold with his deep narration.

02:43 - Understanding design's history shapes our values and creative outputs. 07:47 - Corporate agendas have shifted focus from purpose to profit in design and innovation. 10:30 - Progress requires conviction and vision, not just inevitability. 15:55 - Jony Ive emphasizes the importance of simplicity and joy in design. 18:26 - Design must prioritize the user's evolving nature as a person. 23:09 - Jony Ive discusses balancing quality, speed, and cost in design. 25:26 - Jony Ive discusses the evolution of design principles and team dynamics. 30:41 - Creating an authentic team culture through personal connections. 32:48 - Team collaboration thrives through personal connections and informal settings. 37:50 - Choosing objects that embody care over mere beauty is essential in design. 40:10 - Personal integrity in design reflects our true selves, beyond superficial appearances. 44:39 - Jony Ive discusses his evolving design philosophy post-Apple. 47:06 - Discussing the dual effects of design on users and society. 52:20 - Jony Ive expresses concerns about unaddressed social media issues and emphasizes responsible design. 54:50 - Design influences civic responsibility and innovation in urban development.

Steve Jobs and Jony Ive are the reason I started caring about design at an early age, and how I learned that some products are “above” others, and how important design is.

His voice is so iconic; it feels nostalgic just hearing it. Bring him back to Apple

If Jobs had not passed away breaking up this amazing duo, we'd be living in a different world

Absolutely love the way he speaks. He's incredibly respectful and chooses his words beautifully.

Thanks Stripe for sharing this talk on YouTube, I’m so happy I found this. Please do this again!

One for the ages. Great to see Jony doing more interviews these days - he has so many wonderful life lessons and stories to share.

Can I just say; the questions are so incredibly thoughtful, this is an amazing interview

“You sense carelessness” - spot on. I sensed carelessness when I saw a white plug with my space grey MacBook Pro with a grey/black power cord. His presence is sorely missed at Apple by some of us.

Absolute gem of a video, one of those you know you'll keep coming back to rewatch.

I miss Steve, he was far from perfect but he was a real guiding force in technology. We have no one like him now. RIP Steve

this made me tear up. Absolutely wonderful and inspiring to hear that he and the Apple team aren't just making products, but deeply and sincerely care about "elevating and expressing gratitude to the species." Beautiful.

Jony Ive is a truly fascinating human being. He genuinely cares about how people feel. He’s even said it himself—he doesn’t care about himself when designing, but he deeply cares about how others feel. For him, making people feel good isn’t just a nice outcome. It’s the very foundation of good design. Maybe that’s why he left Apple—because somewhere along the way, parts of the company lost a bit of their human side. I’m genuinely curious how much of his—and Steve Jobs’s—thinking still lives on at Apple. And even more: how much of it is understood by the next generation of designers and employees.

This interview is an eye opener and really reassuring for me because Jony clearly has ASD, which I wasn’t aware of. My Youngest Son has it too and I can now show him that it is not something that will affect his life in a negative way. It will be a gift that will help him to focus on things that “normal” people are not able to. Thank you Jony 👍🏻