Designing for Meaningful Social Interactions

Author: David Pasztor

David has been working in the tech and design industry for more than 15 years, and is the founder of UX Studio, a 30-person UX company based in Budapest. UX Studio works on digital products for international brands including HBO, Bosch, Digic Pictures, Gestalten publishers and the KBC group, and the results are used by millions of people. As well as heading UX Studio, he teaches product design in Budapest and Berlin and gives talks on UX Design around the world. David is also the founder of the UX portfolio platform uxfol.io, where designers can build beautiful portfolios in a few hours (instead of days or weeks). The design community behind uxfol.io is famous of its friendly and supportive atmosphere.

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Designing for Meaningful Social Interactions

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The age of cheap “like”-hunting needs to come to an end. It all started innocently enough with likes and tweets. Then in a few years, we suddenly ended up with governments scoring people and masses manipulated into meaningless activities to generate more ad revenue. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Now the time has come for us—designers, working on digital products—to step up our game and act like real gatekeepers.

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