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The life-centred design compass
ways to extend the life cycle of their products.
Jane McGonigal • Imaginable: How to See the Future Coming and Feel Ready for Anything—Even Things That Seem Impossible Today
It improves your life now. It improves your life for years. It’s simple or rewarding to learn. It works reliably and has lasting value. It’s easy to repair and upgrade. It’s safe for people and for the environment.
Scott Berkun • How Design Makes the World
It is time for designers to set our sights beyond sustainability and consider regeneration. Sustainability is an important concept in a time of widespread environmental destruction. It has made us aware that our planet’s resources are finite, and helped us envisage practices to sustain our current resources. But on its own it does not fix what is b... See more
space10.com • Regenerative by Design
But ethical assumptions aren’t limited to how we use data. We might ask: Does our product have the potential to become addictive? Many product teams consider this a good thing. But is it good for your end-user? Are there people who are being left out? Are you designing for one demographic and leaving out an under-represented population? Are you ass
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