What is Sensemaking? Part 2: Practice
Sensemaking practice is social, interactive, and focused on strategies to work through what we think, know, and imagine. In our
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What is Sensemaking? Part 1: Concepts
Sensemaking allows us to make meaning of what we sense to guide what we can do next. In a previous
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Simplifying Design
The gap between design theory and practice can be bridged by getting back to the principle of making it accessible.
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Complexity At The Beach
We can learn much about change from our trips to the beach and how things relate to one another. Beach-going
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Systems Maps: Cautions and Consequences
Systems maps are useful for visualizing connections between ideas, actors, institutions, and activities. They are a means to showcasing relationships
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Design For Human Time
Time moves at the speed we perceive it and that affects how we design for how we experience it. If
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Design For How We See Ourselves
Identity shapes design of products and services so why ignore it when we are designing for humans lives? Who we
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Designing for Humans’ Diversity
Designing for humans means recognizing our distinctions and commonalities at the same time. Human-centred design suggests that we design for
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Design for Humans’ Energy
Energy powers innovation, creativity, motivation, and the will to make change happen if we design for it. Change requires power.
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Design for Human Spaces
Our environment shapes our individual and collective behaviour so designing how it functions matters a lot. Behavioural science has a
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