Throughout history, bad design has lead to disaster after preventable disaster. From ancient Rome to the beaches of modern-day Hawaii, bad design has lead to chaos, fear, and destruction. Hosted by User Experience Design influencer Doug Collins (previously with E*TRADE, Nordstrom, and the Denver Broncos) and a rotating slate of two design-industry-leading guests each episode, Design Disasters focuses in on how bad design has impacted history, and what lessons we can take from those disasters to improve our day-to-day lives.
This week on Design Disasters, show host Doug Collins (previously with E*TRADE, Nordstrom, and the Denver Broncos) and guests Shawn Chittle (previously at Amazon and Boeing) and Jonathan Shariat (Interaction Designer at Google) bring us tales of missiles in paradise, a sinking feeling in Sweden, and chaos in the streets.
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This is Design Disasters, a historical technology and design podcast focused on how bad design has lead to disaster to disaster throughout history, and what we can learn from those disasters to use in our everyday work.
In the first episode of Design Disasters, show host Doug Collins (previously with E*TRADE, Nordstrom, and the Denver Broncos) and guests Shawn Chittle (Chief Strategist at Thompkins Square Bagels, previously at Amazon and Boeing) and Jonathan Shariat (Interaction Designer at Google) bring us tales of missiles in paradise, a sinking feeling in Sweden, and chaos in the streets. Enjoy this little taste of what's yet to come on the first episode of Design Disasters.