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2 UX insights into an emerging $26 billion market

Assistive technology, such as smart home devices for the elderly, is an estimated $26 billion business. UX will play a crucial role in helping people live independently.

2 UX insights into an emerging $26 billion market

20 Gift Ideas For People Who Refuse To Shop On Amazon

Who needs Prime, anyways?

20 Gift Ideas For People Who Refuse To Shop On Amazon

Nest Founder: “I Wake Up In Cold Sweats Thinking, What Did We Bring To The World?”

Tony Fadell, one of the minds behind the iPod and the iPhone, mulls design’s unintended consequences.

Nest Founder: “I Wake Up In Cold Sweats Thinking, What Did We Bring To The World?”

This Dough Can Be Programmed To Make Funny Noises (And Teach Kids About Circuits)

It’s the latest from toy company Technology Will Save Us.

This Dough Can Be Programmed To Make Funny Noises (And Teach Kids About Circuits)

Innovation By Design

A Playful 3-D Puzzle That Becomes A Working Radio

It’s impossible not to want to tinker with these gadget guts.

A Playful 3-D Puzzle That Becomes A Working Radio

Impact

We taste-tested Beyond Meat’s new burger

Airbnb wants to ban listings of apartments freed up by post-moratorium evictions

If you don’t have a climate plan, you don’t have a business plan

News

No, you can’t buy any of the Girl Scouts’ 15 million extra cookie boxes

The 17-year conflict between Boeing and Airbus is over—as the West unites against China

MacKenzie Scott donates another $2.7 billion to charity, setting a blistering pace of giving

Co.Design

Only 4.8% of designers are Black. Herman Miller, Adobe, and Gap unveil a plan to change that

America has eight parking spaces for every car. Here’s how cities are rethinking that land

“A thrilling feedback loop”: How this architect designs for everything from Nobu to ‘Kinky Boots’

Work Life

9 simple tasks you must complete to have a stress-free vacation from work

How to present your ideas to a coworker who won’t listen

How inequitable hiring trends hurt BIPOC youth the most