Butterfly effect, nostalgia in... Note

Butterfly effect, nostalgia in UX, a framework for emotions, privacy with smart glasses

This weekly newsletter offers curated resources for designers, thinkers, and makers, focusing on critical design topics. It acknowledges that designers constantly make decisions with potentially unforeseen consequences. The publication covers diverse topics, including the UX butterfly effect and nostalgia in product strategy. Discussions on privacy in smart glasses and the acceptance of conversational AI are also included. The newsletter challenges conventional design perspectives, comparing the influence of Jony Ive with that of Demis Hassabis. It critiques the current state of AI startups, questioning their motives and raising concerns about team dynamics. Several articles explore design changes, such as the cost implications of small adjustments and the challenges of AI interfaces. The newsletter introduces resources concerning color psychology, emotion frameworks, and the potential pitfalls of case studies. Readers are encouraged to support the newsletter through various means, like supporting sponsors and sharing subscriptions. The goal is to elevate design voices and promote critical thinking within the design community.
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