Explore sustainable design strategies that ensure product longevity and environmental harmony, from recyclable materials to energy-efficient digital solutions.

2 days ago · In circular design, designers consider all stages of a product's lifecycle and ensure that it is sustainable from manufacturing to disposal. Some examples of the decisions involved in circular …

2 days ago · Circular economies are the key to sustainable and resilient societies, driven by principles of sustainable design. These practices can heal, or at least not actively harm, the ecosystem. A circular …

Sustainable design is paramount. Today, manufacturers combine different natural materials to create artificial materials. While the original components of these new materials degrade naturally, the …

This includes air and water pollution, deforestation, and climate change. The goal is to create a world that meets the needs of all people within the limits of what the planet can sustain— sustainable …

What is Service Design? Service design is a process where designers create sustainable solutions and optimal experiences for both customers in unique contexts and any service providers involved. …

Sustainability is the latest buzzword. But what does it truly mean? And why does UX pioneer Don Norman believe it isn' t enough? Find out here.

Holistic design goes beyond problem solving to incorporate all aspects of the ecosystem that a product is used in. It is concerned with aesthetics, sustainability, spirituality and other aspects of “wants” …

Humanity-centered design is a practice where designers focus on people’s needs not as individuals but as societies with complex, deep-rooted problems.

This course gives you the tools to use Design Thinking and timeless, human-centered skills to drive positive change and shape a more sustainable future. You'll learn to solve real-world problems like …