As designers, we have the responsibility to recognize the bias in our work. Like good journalists, we need to be able to ask the right questions and challenge our assumptions. When we work at speed and scale, we often don’t get it right the first time. Yet, we’re not often incentivized to go back and fix a design once it’s out in the world. How can we make the space and time to step back and learn from the past in order to make quality designs that have a truly meaningful impact in the future?
