Jun 14

“Design Feeling” and Neo-Transitional Objects: Designer objects fraught with meaning counterbalance uncertainty in the digitally dependent reality

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by Stefano Caggiano Everyday objects shape our lives into cognitive patterns. Often, however, these objects are ill-designed. Design thinking is then called in to untangle the not-always-coherent running of our object-related routines. However important, this design thinking—or making user-experience more seamless—cannot solve all…

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