Critical Design :: Restoring a Sense of Wonder to Interaction Design - Presented at Interaction12, Dublin, Ireland - 4 Feb, 2012
06/02/2012 4 Feb, 2012 :: Dublin, Ireland
Paper presented at Interaction12
Will the promise of Critical Design deliver after the disappointment of
ethnography? Interaction Designers expected ethnography to reveal rich
insights that would inform the creation of better products, services and
experiences. However the pressure of solution-focused design practice
turned out to be a poor fit with ethnography’s concern with meaning and
cultures. In response, Critical Design is emerging as a new strategy for
exploring the space that lies tantalisingly beyond the current and the
now.
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