Mariell Oksnes

[Nathalie Vincent @awlilnatty]

If only nature would find a way to cover these oranges so we didn't need to waste so much plastic on them.

[Mariell Oksnes @MariellOksnes]

How much plastic is it in the sea salt we sprinkle on our food?

[Mariell Oksnes @MariellOksnes]

The world is where we live, we are all connected https://t.co/E2lS2AFoi6 #uibixd

[Mariell Oksnes @MariellOksnes]

"You're either an activist or an inactivist." - Louie Pslhoyos https://t.co/CYuOzyPywe @RacingXtinction #uibixd

[Mariell Oksnes @MariellOksnes]

The exhibition design was showing fictional and humourous lifelogging products, showing a possible future #uibixd

[Mariell Oksnes @MariellOksnes]

Lifelogging Products of the Future by Karl Toomey https://t.co/2DXrYPAk2y #uibixd

[Mariell Oksnes @MariellOksnes]

I liked Lifelogging Products of the Future, Karl Toomey, because it brings up big and frightening relevant questions in a clever way #uibixd

[Mariell Oksnes @MariellOksnes]

The LIFELOGGING exhibition was about possibilities within personal data, both exploring the positive sides and discussing concerns #uibixd

[debbie millman @debbiemillman]

"Design is not what we do. Design is what we inspire others to do." --Brian Collins at #HOWLive @HOWbrand @briancollins1

[Mariell Oksnes @MariellOksnes]

My Processing Monster is called Nervous Student Monster and lives here: https://t.co/A8EjDbR5nt #uibixd

[Mariell Oksnes @MariellOksnes]

When you finally understand the difference between affordances and signifiers. #uibixd

[Mariell Oksnes @MariellOksnes]

Wondering what Norman thinks about neon colors and flashy signs. #uibixd

[Mariell Oksnes @MariellOksnes]

More than 90% of our class is female. If design firms consists of 75.6% men, where does the women end up? #UIBIXD
https://t.co/bRPGwz4xdw

[Mariell Oksnes @MariellOksnes]

Both a great and terrifying read. Thumbs up to @kitkatIRL for discussing such an important topic. #UIBIXD
https://t.co/bRPGwz4xdw

[Mariell Oksnes @MariellOksnes]

#UIBIXD https://t.co/c7YPaMwp4q

[Brian Collins @briancollins1]

Design Rule 10:
Stop problem solving.
It's a reactive, broken idea, anyway.
Start problem seeking.
It's what the world needs from us.