Jared Spool

Jared Spool

@jmspool.bsky.social

Always focused on eliminating all the poorly-designed products and services from our world. People’s lives are complicated enough. We don’t have to make it worse for them. You can find me at CenterCentre.com and in the Leaders of Awesomeness community.

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I've long insisted that "user error" is a signal of a design issue. Marin Cogan discusses everything from car crashes to workplace injuries with author @jessiesinger.bsky.social and encourages us to reconsider the word “accident.” https://www.vox.com/23016529/there-are-no-accidents-jessie-singer

vox.comStop calling them “accidents”From car crashes to environmental spills to workplace injuries, author Jessie Singer encourages us to reconsider the word “accident.”

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Jared Spool reposted

It is correct to dunk on dimwits singing X’s praises, since it’s a hive of racism, transphobia, and fascism. And if you’re pointing out all those things from your Substack it’s also a good time to take your own advice.

I've long insisted that "user error" is a signal of a design issue. Marin Cogan discusses everything from car crashes to workplace injuries with author @jessiesinger.bsky.social and encourages us to reconsider the word “accident.” https://www.vox.com/23016529/there-are-no-accidents-jessie-singer

vox.comStop calling them “accidents”From car crashes to environmental spills to workplace injuries, author Jessie Singer encourages us to reconsider the word “accident.”

In our Leaders of Awesomeness community, join me for live discussions on Mondays at noon ET. 10/5 - Why Finding a UX Job is So Difficult 10/12 - Case Study: Approaching UX for AI Functionality 10/19 - Visioning: Seeing the future through today’s experiences RSVP Free: UXLeaders.cc