> Beyond Human-Centered Design
Back in December, we held another Tomorrow Club on the topic of 'Who designs today's systems that shape our tomorrow?' and talked about how to make sure we don't only design for humans but also the planet. Space10 has written about their new approach "For decades now, designers have been taught to consider human needs in their work — only human needs. But design that is good only for people, without looking at the well-being of our planet as a whole, has gotten us into trouble." Read more here.
> Making Great Stories Accessible — Design Better Podcast
Steve Johnson, VP Design, and Rochelle King, VP Creative Production at Netflix talk about how they approach inclusive design for a global audience, how they use a data-informed rather than a data-driven product strategy, and why looking for passion rather than for credentials might be the key to find the right people. Listen here.
> Doughnut Economics Author Kate Raworth On the Century of Nature's Metrics
Those of you who know us well, know how often we quote Kate Raworth, the creator of Doughnut Economics. Yancey Strickler from The Ideaspace invited Kate to her podcast talk about the Dougnut's origins, the power of visual language, and why this is the century of natural data. Listen here.
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