After a two-month hiatus, the design inspiration series is back with a focus on social media content moderation issues, how products get complicated and how a few companies are redesigning capitalism.
Social Media
What happened when humans stopped managing social media content
As the pandemic took hold of the world, Facebook, Google and Twitter sent their workers home. Algorithms took their place. How did it go?
Read the article on Politico.eu.
To understand Facebook today, read its earliest critics
If you ever thought that Facebook got worse with time, this article will remind you there never was a good Facebook. Joanne McNeil suggests four fascinating reads on the subject.
Read the article on Medium.
Instagram row over plus-size model forces change to nudity policy
Instagram and Facebook will update their policy on nudity to end the discrimination of plus-size black women. The change comes after the successful campaign headed by model Nyome Nicholas-Williams, photographer Alexandra Cameron and campaigner Gina Martin.
Read the article on The Guardian.
Design
Struggling with growth
The products we design and use can get complicated over time. The co-founder of Fathom explains how it happens. As designers, how do we understand when a product is enough?
Business
Capitalism needs a redesign, but where do we start?
Nina Montgomery, the author of the newsletter Reimagining Capitalism, studied how a dozen of forward-looking companies are rethinking the way they generate value and who they serve.
Read the article on IDEO.
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2 replies on “Design, Digested #12: social media content moderation issues and complicated products”
Looking forward to reading these – all fascinating!
Thank you, Mel! I hope you’ll find them interesting