It’s fantastic to see McKinsey discover this month what we’ve told our clients for 5 years about design’s contribution to business success. The business value of design mckinsey.com/business-funct…

Come hear design stories from Jess Nelson of StudioNow and Justin Threlkeld of Asurion at the Wond'ry tomorrow! eventbrite.com/e/tales-triump…

"We don't need research, we already know our users" 🤦🏻‍♂️

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Thanks to everyone who came to our fireside chat, "Tales, Triumphs and Tragedies of a UX Designer" with jessnelson and Justin of Nashville UX! Special thanks to our speakers, Jess and Justin, The Wond'ry, and Change++ for sponsoring the event #UX #eventing

rented out an abandoned power substation so I can play some new sad songs with ya. first show in a long time and last one for a longer time. hope to see you 😊 and it's byob! letz have a nightt very small number of early bird tix available here: bit.ly/LiveAtWedgewood ✌️

is calling yourself a UX/UI designer the same thing as saying garden/vegetable salad

I’m walking around Copenhagen marvelling at the quotidian normalcy of the myriad, varied, inviting, attractive, and usable PUBLIC spaces. The last public space in the USA was probably created in the Eisenhower era.

1/ TxDOT has released an analysis of impacts from proposed widening of I-35 through (8 mi) in the heart of Austin. Reader, it's not looking good. TxDOT is considering a once-in-multiple-generations investment without learning any of the lessons of history. Let's take a look.

once we recognize that urban design is, at its core, the design of human relations, we begin to understand why Americans are suffering a crisis of loneliness and why our lack of beautiful, functional public spaces is an urgent matter of public health

Do you want to nerd out with me and hear stories from a few brave sensemakers at Makesensemess 2022 on November 4? We are getting our diagram stories and party hats ready folks! 🤓 Tickets now available: thesensemakersclub.com/makesensemess #makesensemess