Design Ethics: Inclusivity in the Design Process
summary
Design ethics claims that inclusivity in the everyday design process is an ethical requirement not just a nicety and shows how homogeneous teams produce biased outcomes like Google Photos labeled Black people as gorillas and other faulty AIs that simply aren't working. Concrete remedies include user research that is reachable and accessible, active inclusion throughout the workflow, explicit advocacy for underrepresented perspectives, and logging who was recruited and how so designs actually change before release.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:08About Stephanie
- 1:45Design Ethics
- 2:16Dark Patterns
- 2:46Process
- 3:40Impact
- 4:50How do we start
- 6:28Active inclusion
- 8:14Inclusivity throughout the process
- 10:06Is it easy
- 10:27Tech Diversity
- 10:50Systemic Inequality
- 12:01Being Inclusive
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