Brutalism in architecture, it's a bit rubbish. So why has it transitioned in to digital design? The answer is simple: Traditional UIs matter less.

The ‘design, Design, DESIGN, design!’ podcast is where we – designers Jesper Bylund and Jaan Orvet – poke, prod, analyse and share our opinions on design – the everyday, the mundane as well as the exceptional. We also explore how people affect, and are affected by, design.

Another episode of Design design design design podcast. This time we discuss one of the possible big trends for 2023: Spanish design.

This is my attempt to explain the process of science to non-academics, based on the much better explanation of Karl Popper and David Deutsch.

Basing design research and exploration on proper epistemology increases the rate of learning a lot.

So I'd love to hear what you think of my metaphor, and if you have any suggestions about how to improve it.

I've been explaining design to non-designers for many years. And finally, I think I've reached a description that is useful. I would love to hear your feedback and thoughts about it!

Fringe gaming devices. Square screens! Cranks! No cases! Delays! We still love them. And, is handheld gaming still a thing? Also, where does game design happen?

The ‘design, Design, DESIGN, design!’ podcast is where Jaan Orvet and Jesper Bylund poke, prod, analyse and share their opinions on design – the everyday, the mundane as well as the exceptional – and explore how people affect, and are affected by, design.

Foldable devices. Jaan has actually tested some of them. How rubbish are they?