What will it be like when we go back to the office?
Some people are sick of working from home, but the office they remember is very different from the one they Continue reading
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While away those stay-at-home hours… The British Museum has made over 1.9 million photos of its collections freely available to the public.
Get closer to the British Museum’s collection and immerse yourself in two million years of history, across six continents. Collection Continue reading
User Interfaces and Artificial Intelligence
Does the above picture bring back memories? And not just of a museum visit? Fortunately, user interface and user Continue reading
Machine Hallucination
How to tell the invisible story of data? See Artechouse: Machine Hallucination by Refik Anadol
Creativity Takes Time
“Leave yourself twice as much time as you think you need for a project, knowing that half of that may Continue reading
The Astonishing Future of VR
What image does the phrase ‘virtual reality’ conjure? Chances are it’s someone in an oversized helmet, clumsily navigating their way Continue reading
The myth of “keeping up”
Wow! 13 years old, and perhaps more relevant – and important! – than back then… Do you have a stack Continue reading
On #Design and Libertarian Paternalism: How to help users make better choices
If we define “best” as healthiest for users’ well-being, should we as designers be forcing users into what we know Continue reading
