Published inUX CollectiveThis post is your memoryWe cognitively interweave with digital objects in complex ways. How can designers design for this phenomena?Jun 23, 20213Jun 23, 20213
Google Maps sucks (you out of thought)What Heidegger can teach us about how to make Google maps — and all tech — better.Apr 3, 2021Apr 3, 2021
Published inThe StartupInterviewing an expert on why understanding affordances is vital for designWhat are affordances? Why are they so important? Technology theorist Jenny L. Davis explains.Jan 1, 2021Jan 1, 2021
Published inThe StartupUX & Design Must Move Beyond ‘Needs Solving’ to Making Systems LegibleUX isn’t about *why* we do things so much as allowing us to doing things easily. This must change.Nov 15, 2020Nov 15, 2020
Published inUX CollectiveCOVID + drunk park-goers = a great example of how systems thinking can help technologistsTech often fails because we don’t consider the wider context that it exists in. Here’s a great example of how systems thinking can help.Jul 17, 20201Jul 17, 20201
Published inThe StartupThe Post-Covid March to Remote Worker SurveillanceAs offices go remote, nervous employers push surveillance software on employees, but at what cost?Jun 6, 2020Jun 6, 2020
Facebook is already an arbiter of truth — it even creates truthSorry Zuck, Facebook doesn’t just arbitrate truth, it creates truth through its mediating qualities.Jun 2, 2020Jun 2, 2020
Published inThe StartupPerceiving and acting are forms of thought — product design needs to recognise thisPerception and action are intertwined in an act of cognition. The same is true of all objects & tools we interact with.Feb 22, 20201Feb 22, 20201
The 2020s will be a reckoning with our past: lessons from Disco ElysiumThe world is endable. It may be ending now.Dec 31, 20191Dec 31, 20191
The False Tech Gods Will Not Offer Us TranscendenceThis narrative of ‘transcendence’ is written into our lives. But it’s a false one, especially when it comes to technology.Oct 30, 2019Oct 30, 2019