John Maeda
Global Head of Design at Automattic, Inc.
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- This headline is clickbait-y, so please read the article in context. Thanks.
- Closing slide of the report is about justice.
- Cindy Gallop has an important message.
- We need to address the deep imbalances in the world.
- Top ten open source projects and the origin of the phrase are interesting.
- This model by Holly Habstritt Gaal is a compass for future designers.
- The default approach is no longer a good one. Suit up!
- The “Four Planets” model of design in tech enables the planets outside of Deliver (ship!) to become more conscious to all.
- Automattic uses this five-pronged approach to our design organization.
- The InVision model is on par with the work of McKinsey. Leah Buley and Aarron Walter are heavy hitters,
- Understanding the customer is becoming more commonplace. Thank goodness!
- We tend to still rely on the boss to decide, and products tend to be bloated and incremental by habit.
- A college degree is irrelevant to a career in tech for designers.
- The top ten emerging computational design tools.
- Computational Design needs Inclusive Design
- The full report is advanced/rewinded by clicking on the left or right hand side.
- JUSTICE: Fixing the system to offer equal access to both tools and opportunities.
- EQUITY: Custom tools that identify and address inequality.
- EQUALITY: Evenly distributed tools and assistance.
- INEQUALITY: Unequal access to opportunities.
