InBootcampbyEmilio Lizcano Ureta·1d agoBeyond the Smart Home: Designing the Domestic Sanctuary Before Automating ItWhy the future of ubiquitous computing needs vernacular architecture, critical anthropology, and an altar of real fire — not another…
InBootcampbyTamara Sredojevic·4d agoBeyond binary design: the everyday cost of gender expectationsF told me about the mental strain of living in a society that expects everyone to fit into one of two categories: man or woman.
InBootcampbyMatt Bailey·6d agoTidy your whiteboard. An AI agent is about to read it...A messy board doesn’t give you a messy answer. It gives you a tidy, confident one that might be wrong.A response icon1A response icon1
InBootcampbyVictor Fontan·Oct 27The paradox of choice: can too much insight stifle innovation?In a world of instant access to endless possibilities, our human judgment matters more than ever.
InBootcampbySarah Doody·Oct 26Let’s ask Dr. Google: The risk of blind trust in AIThe less we question AI, the less we question anyone. In the age of AI, critical thinking is a muscle we can’t lose.A response icon2A response icon2
InBootcampbyIrene Álvarez Lorenzo·Oct 19Is a chef less of a chef if someone else plates the dish?On AI, creative intention and the effort we recognise in designA response icon1A response icon1
InBootcampbyYing·Oct 19Unearned confidence: when AI makes design look finishedFaster generation, instant exploration, and automated code are undeniably valuable. But speed alone is incomplete. A rapid prototype can…A response icon12A response icon12
InBootcampbyHüdaverdi Ural·Oct 14What Should You Trust: Math or Your Eyes?A few days ago I came across a simple design example built around the idea “don’t trust the math.” Two groups of shapes were being…A response icon1A response icon1
InBootcampbyAlex Hollender·Oct 13The design of recipes on the internetThe first three years of Recipe.Site: a recipe-specific CMS and website builder tool for recipe creators
InBootcampbyKristine Breum·Oct 12Who owns the risk you didn’t test?What we need to make clear when we decide to skip testing