Sniff Test: Are Designers Neglecting Smell?Researcher-artist Sissel Tolaas has spent decades “literally exploring the world as a dog." Here's what she found.
To Design Great A.I., Get 'Covered in Blood'Will artificial intelligence replace designers, drivers, and surgeons? Not if we focus on what humans do best, executives say.
What Designers Can Learn From the Pioneering Work of Charles and Ray EamesA journey inside the minds of the mid-century masters, thanks to their granddaughter, Llisa Demetrios.
One Company's Quest to Make Recycling 'Sexy'Trash or treasure? Miniwiz CEO Arthur Huang wants to design recycled products that are every bit as appealing as their conventional counterparts.
Big Companies Need to Be Better Design Leaders. Here's WhyTo properly acquire a design firm, you have to do your homework.
Focus on Better Design, Not Better MarketingToo many companies think marketing will save them from poor design, says former IKEA design chief Marcus Engman.
Why Designers Should Study the MundaneWhen you drink from a bottle, do you suck, pour, or pull? Invisible details can help designers see things in a new way, Harry West argues.
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