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Designing for Evolving Users,otential for creating . (and aren’t we always striving to create something good?) can be as scary as the potential for creating something difficult, meaningless, useless, or just plain bad. The uncertainty usually comes from the realization that the difference between the two is ultimately decided b

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Design Thinking in Action, perceive this product or service? How might they engage with it? How might it shape the disruption and/or formation of their identity? There are more questions than we have answers as we set out on the journey of digital creation. What we can say for certain is that the world around us is rapidly c

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Design for Change,revious chapters, we have explored how identity forms and its ongoing role in our co-created reality. This chapter is dedicated to one of the most important aspects of design, digital or otherwise: monitoring the impact of our designs by tracking and monitoring the waves of change through the filter

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-6379-2digital disruption; distributed world; digital identity; digital product design; relational identity; val

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Forschungsfrage und Hypothesen,We are a product of what we create, as much as what we create is a product of us. The last two centuries have brought into sharp focus a curious relationship between humans, cultures, ways of thinking, and the technology that we create, appropriate, and normalize into our lives.

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