Planned Obsolescence Considered Beneficial: Towards Digital Freedom of Movement — Christoph Labacher · Interaction Designer
Planned obsolescence is a topic that is easy to be angry about. Companies consciously building products in a way so that they break and we have to buy new ones — how dare they? But of course, it is not quite that easy.
Planned Obsolescence Considered Beneficial: Towards Digital Freedom of Movement — Christoph Locher · Interaction Designer Planned Obsolescence Considered Beneficial: Towards Digital Freedom of Movement 05. April 2020 Planned obsolescence is a topic that is easy to be angry about. Companies consciously building products in a way so that they break and we have to buy new ones — how dare they? But of course, it is not quite that easy. essay interaction design interface theory Last night, after brushing our teeth, my girlfriend Sarah and I noticed that the blue color that had been added to some of
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