Hey you, do you even design ?
summary
Many products are practically interchangeable and often add feature creep instead of value; facial recognition famously labels Black people as gorillas, revealing biased datasets and missing user frames. Concrete data points include 26% of EU citizens report a disability and 70 million servers contribute ~2% of global greenhouse emissions. Practical moves: use the Algorithmic Justice League, try the Tarot Card of Tech, design services for full life cycles, co-create with impacted users, and build resilient, intersectional architectures.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:00What is design
- 4:50Mapping the human
- 6:40Inadequate framing
- 8:20The web
- 9:50The materiality of the web
- 11:25Face recognition gorillas
- 15:35Reach out
- 17:35Design as a service
- 18:10Map out the experience
- 19:15Understand the human
- 21:45Design jamming
- 22:45Conclusion
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