Design, Digested 33 – Accessibility, sustainability, climate crisis
The difficulty of travelling for disabled people, the history of user interfaces, carbon footprinting and more.
The difficulty of travelling for disabled people, the history of user interfaces, carbon footprinting and more.
Design is evolving, correcting designs of the past, why we ignore the obvious, building a more honest internet and why Greta Thunberg doesn’t want you to talk about her.
Newsletter changes, pages and falling leaves.
This week: how to protect ourselves against the Hook model, UX Theatre, deceptive patterns, and circular economy.
I tell you what happened when I quit social media six months ago, and why I don’t want to come back.
As a child, I always had books with me. I loved losing myself into good stories, to the point it hurt when they finished. In later years, my attention span became ridiculously short.
If it sounds like a big deal, it’s because it is. For someone passionate about photography, deciding to break with one of the most popular social networks might seem counter-productive.
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.
Today I deleted my Twitter account, and it felt good. I had been visiting to keep up to date with other UX professional, but it was impossible to avoid retweets about politics and other topics.
It’s that itch again. Today I saw something I like but can’t take a picture. Or, I can and do, but it doesn’t work on Instagram.
Instagram is reportedly fixing the camera-on bug, which was discovered by a user while testing Apple’s iOS 14 beta version.
Design inspiration series. Biased AI, tricks to overcome smartphone addiction and ten arguments for deleting social media accounts.
First instalment of my design inspiration series. This week: Killing Eve set design, accessibility on social media, bad design vs good design, and more.
While I was focusing on things like the number of followers, engagement and reach, Instagram drained my creativity. Here’s how my love for photography helped.