When intention guides design | by Filipe Nzongo | UX Collective 🇧🇷
Humans have been designing physical objects for thousands of years. From the earliest stages of human evolution, they always sought to design objects with the intention of solving some problem in their daily lives, or even to satisfy their own desires. As is the case with Homo sapiens: they had the ability to produce weapons and other complex tools at least 71,000 years ago, much earlier than previously thought. According to anthropologists and neuroscientists, our brains evolved through this insatiable desire to create. This is how our ancestors created tools that created other tools, objects such as spears, arrows, bows, knives, etc. The desire to create something new drives us. We went from the steam engine to the hydrogen engine, from typewriters to computers, from GSM cell phones to USTM smartphones. That same desire to design objects that brought us here is the same desire that drives our humanity. In this article we will explore a concept—if I may call it that—of intent-driven d
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