A collection of references, notes, and visual material exploring the intersection of design, technology, and culture.
The most interesting design work happens at the boundaries between disciplines. When we stop treating design as a service profession and start treating it as a way of thinking, new possibilities emerge.
See also: Christopher Alexander, A Pattern Language
An essay on the web as urban space, with neighborhoods, parks, and infrastructure.
An interface is not a surface. It is a relationship between two systems, mediated by a shared boundary. The best interfaces disappear — they become the activity itself.