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Recording of the 2020 live-stream “Influence and designing for good”

hellemartens — Fri, 30 Aug 2024 11:32:20 +0000

Get access to the recordings of the 2020 conference, including talks, Q&A sessions, a two-hour interview with Don Norman, and more; for a discounted price.

This ticket does not include the goodie-bag.

Please note that tickets are not refundable, as links will be sent to you immediately.

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Design for Safety by Eva PenzeyMoog

hellemartens — Thu, 17 Mar 2022 17:51:08 +0000

“How will our product hurt people?” As web workers, we don’t often ask this question—but we should. Too often, we design for idealized circumstances, even though our users bring a range of complicated personal dynamics to every interaction. When we fail to explicitly design for vulnerable users, we unintentionally prioritize their abusers.

Eva PenzeyMoog explains how even the most well-intentioned design can be weaponized for interpersonal harm. Through poignant, all-too-common examples, Eva demonstrates how to identify a design’s potential for abuse, how to avoid and mitigate the damage, and how to bake safety into every step of the design process. We can’t build good digital products unless we recognize that our users’ safety, and lives, are at stake.

Please visit A Book Apart to purchase the book: https://abookapart.com/products/design-for-safety

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Trine Falbe’s Ethical Design Handbook

hellemartens — Wed, 05 Jan 2022 07:34:12 +0000

Over the past 20 years, user privacy has become merely a commodity on the web: there, but hardly ever respected — and often swiftly discarded. No wonder ad-blockers and tracking-blockers have gained traction, and in times when ad-blocking, browsers and new legislation (e.g. GDPR/CCPA) introduce constraints on data collection, we need viable alternative business models that companies can rely on. Models that respect customer choices and are built and designed with ethics in mind. Jump to table of contents.

But how do we get there? Meet The Ethical Design Handbook, our new guide on ethical design for digital products, with practical guidelines on how to help companies leave dark patterns behind and boost business KPIs along the way.

Written by 2020 speaker Trine Falbe, along with Martin Michael Frederiksen and Kim Andersen.

The book is for purchase over at Smashing Magazine: https://www.smashingmagazine.com/printed-books/ethical-design-handbook/

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