Hedonic Adaptation: The Same Design Scores Lower Every Year
Users adapt to good design the way lottery winners adapt to wealth: the thrill fades and the baseline resets. Hold a design constant, and its satisfaction ratings will sag year aft...
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Users adapt to good design the way lottery winners adapt to wealth: the thrill fades and the baseline resets. Hold a design constant, and its satisfaction ratings will sag year aft...
What does it mean to create architecture that remains relevant, resilient, and beautiful for generations? Thoughtful material choices, lasting performance, and timeless design can...
When the Stanford Center on Longevity launched in 2007, founding director Laura Carstensen spent a lot of time correcting misperceptions. “The initial response people had was, ‘Lik...
Anytime a grizzled mentor in a movie mentions that he’s one day away from collecting his pension, the audience knows he won’t make it to the end credits. Filmmakers rely on this...
There is a moment in every design career when the question shifts from how a space looks to what it does to the people inside it, and for Derya Aktan, founder and creative director...
A short video went around lately arguing that within a generation or two, medicine will restore an
A successful new development should not only look impressive on completion day. It should continue to feel considered five, ten or twenty years later. That can be surprisingly diff...
When designing an agent, should its session run for your entire five-year company tenure or reset every day? Perpetual sessions suffer from context rot and security exposure. The w...
Kas Bordier sells her clients a vision of longer, healthier, and constantly measured lives—one that’s perfectly attuned to today’s optimized pursuit of health. As the founder o...
When designing an agent, should its session run for your entire five-year company tenure or reset every day? Perpetual sessions suffer from context rot and security exposure. The w...
The Greeks knew the answer to this problem, 2300 years agoContinue reading on UX Collective »
How AI-native workflows and Git are replacing static handoffs with a continuous, spec-driven product engineInstead of a linear conveyor belt of handoffs, the modern workflow operat...
For most of history we have pictured aging as a single long slope, a slow and inevitable decline that you ride from your peak down to the end. Longevity experts are urging us to re...
A widely discussed goodbye to Photoshop is trending today. Switching creative tools is not an install decision; it is a migration of files, capabilities, habits, and future editabi...
The geospatial model, trained on nearly four million life-years of data, is now available to carriers pricing longevity risk
<p>A conversation with London Business School professor Lynda Gratton on the new rules for long-term career planning.</p>
Longevity has become a bit of a buzz word, and has become increasingly aligned with the tech industry. But while it remains unclear whether the billions of US dollars being investe...
Do the rooms you live in affect your longevity? A new industry of wellness-focused luxury designers is betting on it.
How do we design a career that lasts a lifetime without running out of energy? In this episode, Sarah talks to world-renowned expert Lynda Gratton about how to navigate a multi-sta...
Slowly evolving spaces over time is good for your mindset.
Most of us would like to hang around on the planet for as long as possible, and thankfully, lifespans in many countries are increasing. Scientists are also developing a new field k...
How Skill.MD helps you spell out the depth of your work for your team and organizationContinue reading on UX Collective »
Today, architects work in a culture that often rewards novelty. We are immersed in an endless stream of images: new materials, new assemblies, new aesthetics. There is always somet...
Atria Research and Global Health Institute’s Khadija Rejto examines how longer lifespans are reshaping wealth transfer, philanthropy and healthcare investment. Rejto argues that lo...
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