What

if..?

Design isn’t the last layer. It’s a tool to reimagine how we live together.

“What if” and “how” — my favorite questions.

Our societies and systems are just constellations of touchpoints.

Everything can be redesigned. The flows in our lives, work, education, transport, healthcare… everything.

It can save resources, our time, our forests and oceans, our sanity, planet — and lives. (Literally.)

What if we redesigned our societies –everything, with radical empathy and neuroscience?

“What if” & “How”
= My Favorite Questions

What if we examined and redesigned our lives through radical empathy, HCD and neuroscience?

  • Healthcare & well-being (care pathways, safety, efficiency, equality)
    Education & training technologies
    Accessibility
    Equality across age groups (from childhood to old age)
    Cognitive sustainability & well-being
    Social sustainability, inclusive design

  • Spatial, urban & environmental planning
    Work environments & ergonomics
    Communications & media ecosystems(trust vs. misinformation)
    Digital ecosystems
    Consumer experience (consumer neurodesign)
    Sustainable development, overconsumption vs. degrowth
    Trust & misinformation ecosystems

  • Cognitive sustainability & empathy design
    → Support patterns instead of dark patterns
    AI & Governance
    Immersive Worlds & Human Identity
    Trust & Digital Democracy
    Tech Sustainability
    Geopolitics & Sovereignty

  • Climate change
    Biodiversity
    Ecological transition
    Crisis management
    Segregation development
    Geopolitical instability
    Societal, systemic sustainability & resilience

Value isn’t delivered. It’s not in products or services.

Value is created where we encounter each other — in touchpoints, in flows, in systems. That’s where redesign can transform everything. (Vargo & Lusch, 2004.)

Simple but hard. I know.

But we can do it. I am a firm believer of redesigning. If you are curious to co-think and see where it takes us, send me a message.

Ingacassidy@outlook.com

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