Doing Good In Design - Jethro Sercombe
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The document discusses various aspects of power dynamics in design, highlighting different forms of power such as coercive, legitimate, and referent power. It emphasizes the ethical implications of design decisions, encouraging designers to be aware of their influence on outcomes and societal impact. The author advocates for a conscientious approach to design, where being aware of one's environment is crucial to fostering positive change.
Doing Good In Design - Jethro Sercombe
- 5. Designing for an Independent Future/Job Hive
- 6. Homestretch
- 10. The Pilbara
- 24. How do you turn up?
- 25. Coercive Forced through threat of harm – physical but also, financial, or social rejection Reward If you do x you will get y (also I can withhold y) Legitimate Power from a role – boss, king, policeman. But also social norms. Referent Charisma – people like you or want to be like you Informational The information available for decision making Expert Knowledge and skills that someone else needs POWER French and Raven (1960, 2008)
- 26. Does a fish know it is wet?
- 29. MoreParticipantPower Facilitator MoreDesignerPower Translator Curator Activist Advocate Power over the design outcome
- 30. Where can designers do good? Louise Sergeant, TODAY, 2018
- 32. Ethical Design Hierarchy Ind.ie (2017) https://2017.ind.ie/
- 35. Your Idea First order effect Second order effect Implications Futures Wheel
- 36. It’s the edge cases at scale that decide if you are the good guy or the bad guy
- 37. Be a fish that knows it is saturated.