PinnedSusan Cox-SmithinHow We Get To NextWhy We Shouldn’t Teach Girls to CodeIn our modern age, we like to think that women can be and do anything. We tell our daughters it’s great to excel at math and science, to…Oct 27, 201626Oct 27, 201626
Susan Cox-SmithinPractical FuturingReexamining Official FuturesBuilding preferable futures from aspirational objectivesJun 19, 2020Jun 19, 2020
Susan Cox-SmithChangeist: Our New LookExamining design strategy for a new corporate identity packageNov 6, 20171Nov 6, 20171
Susan Cox-SmithNext Thing You KnowAt ThingsCon Amsterdam 2016, Sjef Van Gaalen, Rachel Sender, a Rotterdam-based illustrator and designer and I partnered to present a…Dec 6, 2016Dec 6, 2016
Susan Cox-SmithWhen Perfect Is the EnemyThe common perception that a thin person is more healthy than an overweight person remains an opinion that is difficult to change.Jul 2, 2016Jul 2, 2016
Susan Cox-SmithCan We Avoid Marginalizing Women with the IoT?Designers and developers should stop assuming a default male user.Dec 30, 20152Dec 30, 20152
Susan Cox-SmithinHow We Get To NextHi, Can I Help You?Domestic robots can be creepy — but what if they were more like pets?Oct 30, 2015Oct 30, 2015
Susan Cox-SmithSeeking Truth in an Opinionated World“Every man has a right to his own opinion, but no man has a right to be wrong in his facts.” — Bernard BaruchSep 6, 2015Sep 6, 2015
Susan Cox-SmithinPhase ChangePortrait, with DataIn the age of data, what will a new generation of artists say about us?May 12, 2015May 12, 2015
