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If we can find a way to start enjoying it again, that’s going to breed better work. And it will be felt right across the ...

1. What would your monograph be called? People, Print, Pattern, Place…Repeat. 2. What recent design work made you a bit jealous? The brilliant simplicity of Thomas Heatherwick’s Humanise campaign. 3.

In a turbulent world, DesignStudio’s Daisy Grice wants us to remember how brands can be a positive cohesive force and says we need to think and work in ways that maximise that power. This piece is ...

The Design Council’s Minnie Moll says designers need to step up the battle against climate change by challenging briefs, asking tough questions and elevating their green design skills. This piece is ...

Design Week editor Rob Alderson wants designers to speak out and not shy away from strong opinions to help the industry move ...

Graven’s Janice Kirkpatrick believes we need to educate an army of professional designers to imagine and make the future. This piece is part of our 25 ideas for 2025 series – check out the whole set ...

Pentagram partner Jody Hudson-Powell explains why designers will play a critical role in shaping how society embraces AI technology. This piece is part of our 25 ideas for 2025 series – check out the ...

GIRL’s Roz Donaldson believes a more flexible and dynamic way of thinking about what a studio is can reshape the design industry. This piece is part of our 25 ideas for 2025 series – check out the ...

Gemma Germains says that the most fulfilling UX design work is to be found in regulated industries. This piece is part of our 25 ideas for 2025 series – check out the whole set here. I worked in ...

As more and more organisations publish annual predictions for the year ahead, are they a useful design tool, or a distraction? ‘Tis the season for trend reports. From dedicated trend forecasters to ...

Let’s move beyond diversity to build better teams of eclectic thinkers NOT Wieden + Kennedy’s Anika Ramani says the industry needs to refocus its efforts on building inclusive teams of eclectic ...