Doug Collins joins Geoff to talk about the careful balance between designing for customers versus users, but in this case, the customers being parents and users being their children. Listen in to how we can "keep the good moving forward."

Highlights include:

💡 What factors go into "good" products made for kids?
💡 Is there such a thing as "ethical consumerism"?
💡 How does the loss of a tactile toy shopping impact the experience?
💡 What is "Hanlon's Razor" and how does it relate to addictive toy design?
💡 How can we encourage educationally-constructive curiosity and sustainability?

Originally recorded on 30 May 2021. Transcript available on https://everydayexperiences.blog

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Who is Doug Collins?

Doug is the author of The UX Design Field Book and is an internationally recognized UX Design expert. He's also socially known for his #UXTalk community conversations.

Find out more about Doug here:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/dougcollinsux
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dougcollinsux/

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Hosted by Geoff Wilson:

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Intro and Outro tracks:
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- Small Group Walla by Corsica S on freemusicarchive.org (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Corsica_S#contact-artist)