đ Oi, mga repapips, Brian Dys here! I love music, photography, and creative stuff like UX design and art. This is a place where I collect my thoughts and works. Apart all these, I’m Jaycelle’s better half and Bryce’s dad. đ„°
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- Itâs Not Only Women Who Want More Intimacy in Relationships
- Skill Mapping: A Digital Template for Remote Teams
- Ruth Bader Ginsburgâs Advice for Living
What enabled me to take part in the effort to free our daughters and sons to achieve whatever their talents equipped them to accomplish, with no artificial barriers blocking their way? First, a mother who, by her example, made reading a delight and counseled me constantly to âbe independent,â able to fend for myself, whatever fortune might have in store for me.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg - Being Smart is Not Enough
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Tokyo, October 5, 2020 – NEC Corporation (NEC; TSE: 6701) today announced the acquisition of Avaloq Group AG (Avaloq), a leading Swiss financial software company. The acquisition of Avaloq will provide NEC with digital finance software and domain knowledge as it enters into the field globally and strengthens its business in the digital government field. The acquisition is expected to be worth 2.05 billion Swiss francs, and to be completed by April 2021, following the confirmation of necessary procedures and approvals for each organization.
NEC acquires a leading Swiss financial software company, Avaloq
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- What âThe Social Dilemmaâ misunderstands about social networks
- The power of flexible consistency
Life is chaotic. Things will go wrong. Flexible consistency is about combining proactive planning with reactive adaptation so you can make significant progress over the long-term.
Anne-Laure Le Cunff - UX Designer Career Path: How to Become a UX Designer
- Satisfaction and progress in open-ended work
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- The Digital Product Ethics Canvas
But for change to happen, somebody has to make a start somewhere. And whilst a Product Manager, UX Designer or Information Architect might not be the person to ultimately call the shots on product and corporate strategy decisions, they are increasingly often young and morally conscious enough to at least care enough about their users to actually raise the issue and create awareness.
Robert Gerlach - Issue 2: How can junior designers get more experience?
So have some reasonable expectations of yourself and donât beat yourself up if youâre not good at half of this list. Get really good at the stuff you like and enjoy doing by finding opportunities that let you do those things.
Mark Johnson - How design contributes to toxic individualism, and what can be done about it
- The Economics of the Front-End
- The world needs a tech diet; here is how designers can help
- Large windows and cantilevers animate House on 36th by Beebe Skidmore
- Design resources I recommend
- DesignBase
- Degreeless.design
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I donât write much these days about the reasons I have unplugged myself from industrial civilization. This is in part because, deep down, we know them too well already, and itâs not for want of information that we continue down that path. I could name a few:
Mark Boyle on Not So Simple
- the mass extinction of species
- resource wars
- cultural imperialism
- climate catastrophe
- widespread surveillance
- standardization
- the colonization of wilderness and indigenous lands
- the fragmentation of community
- the automation of millions of jobs with the inevitable inequality, unemployment, and purposelessness that ensue (providing fertile ground for demagogues to take control)
- the stark decline in mental health
- the rise in industrial-scale illnesses such as cancer, heart disease, diabetes, depression, autoimmune diseases and obesity
- the tyranny of fast-paced, relentless communication
- and the addictiveness of the hollow excitement (films, pornography, TV series, new products, celebrity gossip, dating websites, 24/7 news) that exists behind our screens, the goal of which seems to be the monetization of our distraction
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- What the ‘meat paradox’ reveals about moral decision making
We know that poverty causes great suffering, yet instead of sharing our wealth we buy another pair of expensive shoes. We fundamentally disagree with the idea of child labour or adults working under horrible conditions, but keep shopping at discount stores. We stay in the dark, to protect our delicate identities, to maintain the illusion that we are consistent and ethically sensible human beings.
Julia Shaw - Disrespectful DesignâUsers arenât stupid or lazy
- Not So Simple
- When Technology Takes Revenge
- Take The ACE Quiz â And Learn What It Does And Doesn’t Mean
- Adjacent skills: how to widen your career perspective