Vivianne Castillo, Ivy Ross, and Thang Vo-Ta on human-center

Vivianne Castillo, Ivy Ross, and Thang Vo-Ta on human-centered design


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Human-centered design has generally been understood to mean putting yourself in the shoes of users and building a product that recognizes their needs.
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But as panelists Vivianne Castillo founder of the UX community HmntyCntrd, Thang Vo-Ta, cofounder and CEO of Callaly, and Ivy Ross, vice president and head of hardware design at Google, explained during a panel at
Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies Summit today, human-centered design really starts in the workplace. “If you aren’t human-centric in the workplace, that’s 100% going to impact [employees’] ability to understand what it means to be human-centered in design and the experiences that we’re creating,” Castillo says.

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