Author: dzollman
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Designing the Design Process: Beyond the Double Diamond
A workshop about the “design process” from 1960 to present, theory of design, and how we can reevaluate design processes from contemporary perspectives.
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Reforming vs. dismantling systems in the design field(s)
What does it mean to “reform” versus “dismantle” systems within professional design that lead to inequity or social harm?
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Information Architecture in the Anthropocene
My book chapter, “Information Architecture in the Anthropocene”, has been published in Advances in Information Architecture (2021).
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Presentation: How Do I Know If I’m Doing Good? Practicing Ethical Design in a World of Systemic Complexity
In 2019, I spoke at two IA/UX conferences about the topic of ethics in design, viewed through a systemic lens.
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Make Non()sense
“Make sense” is a mantra of the information architecture community. What if we don’t make sense? What if we make nonsense? This poster is an inquiry into what we mean by “nonsense”, what it is to make or not to make sense, and the many ways in which meaning can fail or be failed. There is a long history of the intentional use of nonsense in art, literature, music, and politics…