Digital Skills

Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers. “The excitement surrounding these tools does not come from the design itself. It comes from the collapse of the distance between description and interaction. An interface appears immediately, behavior responds instantly, and possibility becomes visible before structure exists. That is genuinely new. What is not new is the gap … Weiterlesen

As AI compresses decisions into milliseconds, the designers who thrive will be the ones who know when to slow things down — and why trust demands it. Image by Author We’ve spent a decade worshipping speed. But as AI compresses action into milliseconds, something unexpected is happening: the faster our products become, the less we trust them. Spend five minutes … Weiterlesen

A systemic analysis of Peter Senge’s learning organisation within the modern product and design ecosystem Designing Adaptive Teams Over the past few weeks I was reading the conceptual framework of the “Learning Organization,” as articulated by Peter Senge of the MIT Sloan School of Management, which represents a paradigm shift from the mechanical, industrial-era hierarchies toward … Weiterlesen

Instead of BS rules that no one will open twice, focus on what’s useful (like plain English, active voice, and good timing). Continue reading on UX Collective »

Building design knowledge through a collaborative process Continue reading on UX Collective »

The companies disrupting your career are now volunteering to manage the fallout. OpenAI has published its vision for the post-AI economy. Not everyone is invited. Once the machines have taken the jobs, we are told, people will find meaning in other things. Community. Creativity. The pursuits that were always more important than work, if only we’d … Weiterlesen

the new tech buzzword Continue reading on UX Collective »

How design was used to target vulnerable children Continue reading on UX Collective »