As designers, many of us are driven by an innate desire to create beauty and share it with the world. We believe in creating better lives through aesthetics. And we believe that considered design can differentiate products and inspire better choices.
Yet so many of today’s leading digital products are ugly, cluttered and increasingly indistinguishable from each other. Designers were there every step of the way, so what went wrong, and what can we do about it?
Tom Harle in a simulation
Tom draws on his background in experience design and performance to steer complex multinational organisations through transitions towards more dynamic products that can adapt to users’ shifting contexts and timeframes.
Tom’s Manchester studio ‘Everybody Go’ looks to build collective momentum in teams inside these organisations, instilling resilience through group movement, future casting, imagineering and rapid incremental delivery.
