Apple Industrial Design Group

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The Apple Industrial Design Group (IDg), formerly the Apple Design Guild, is the industrial design arm of Apple that is responsible for crafting the appearance of all Apple product lines, ranging from the Mac to the iPhone to the Apple Watch.
==Designers==
*Jerry Manock (1979–1984)
*Hartmut Esslinger (1982–1989)
*Robert Brunner (1989–1997)
*Jonathan Ive (1992–2019)
*Evans Hankey (2007– )
==Bibliography==
*AppleDesign: The Work of the Apple Industrial Design Group by Paul Kunkel and Rick English, Graphis Incorporated. 1997. ISBN: 978-1888001259
*Designed by Apple in California by Andrew Zuckerman and Jonathan Ive, Apple Inc. 2016. ISBN: 978-0997513813
==External links==
*Apple Industrial Design Group at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
* at Wikipedia
===Articles===
*Meet Members Of Apple's Elite Industrial Design Team by Seth Fiegerman at Business Insider (2012-08-13)
*4 Myths About Apple Design, From An Ex-Apple Designer by Mark Wilson at Fast Company (2014-05-22)
*How Apple’s super-secret Industrial Design team really works by Leander Kahney at Cult of Mac (2015-12-19) 
*Apple's famous design team now has no original members left by William Gallagher at AppleInsider (2019-05-03)
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