In social design, from policy design to community design to social conflict resolution, the power lies—and should lie—with people.
What role should the designer play when it comes to social innovation? Maybe it works best when citizen stakeholders become the experts and the designer takes a less traditional approach.
While global challenges are exhaustively debated in the search for solutions, the population is experiencing a significant digital transformation at an accelerated pace, with new technologies being developed and integrated into daily life.
As urban populations continue to rise, it's time to investigate how strategic design can be employed to develop cities of the future with an emphasis on human well-being and sustainability.
Creating products for regulated industries involves a distinct blend of challenges and opportunities.
Although working within regulatory frameworks may seem restrictive and not at all conducive to innovation, perhaps the key to creating great products is to instead view the regulations as guidelines that offer structure and direction.
Much work is yet to be done to transform gaps in services by designing more equitable, accessible, affordable, and empathy-based healthcare best practices for all humans.
Consider how to use meaningful imagery, purposeful storytelling, and intentional problem-solving to address the new and changing healthcare landscape in order to create a more sustainable, patient-centered experience.
Graphic design's reputation for ephemerality belies its ability to lend substantial physical form to a culture, whether positive or toxic.
Graphic design has always told our stories, but what does it have to do with culture or love? A graphic designer shares his views about the relationship so that it can continue to play this role, in a more expansive way, well into the future.
What's the missing piece of the puzzle that often eludes those leading the charge for change?
OPINION | We all know that change is inevitable but implementing it at the organizational level can be incredibly challenging. Perhaps a closer examination of the human element can provide the keys to achieving a better outcome.
The triumvirate model… offers a lens through which we can view the potential synthesis of these ideas, crafting a pathway for cultural transformation in an age where adaptability and innovation are paramount.
These turbulent times call for a new era of design thinking—a time for design to become a way of thinking that helps craft a culture that is not only adaptable and innovative but also one that incorporates the human experience.
As many business marketplaces have become increasingly oversaturated and driven toward commoditization, the concept of ritualized consumption has emerged as a potentially powerful method for organizations to imbue their products and services with distinctive meaning and value.
Take a journey into the craft beer industry of the Pacific Northwest to explore how the strategic rituals around tasting flights are co-designed. You'll never look at beer the same!
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