March 14, 2023
Zachary Kaiser, a graduate of the University of Washington, Madison, recently published her next book with Bloomsbury Visual Arts.Interfaces and Us: Designing User Experiences and Creating Computable Subjects”
Kaiser graduated from the School of Education with a BA in Arts in 2006 and is currently on the faculty of Graphic Design and Experience Architecture at Michigan State University. His research has explored the relationship between technological interfaces and political subjectivity, with a current focus on indicators and analysis in higher education.
A preview of the book published on Bloomsbury’s website explains: Before we start commuting — but how does this world of technological interfaces affect our behavior and self-perception?”
The preview continues as follows. Zachary Kaiser explores the detrimental social impact of this idea (balancing speed and usability for users) and how design practice and education can respond positively. ”
and the story of his new book Posting on the Michigan State University website, Kaiser said: UX design focuses too much on making things easier to use than their ultimate impact on society. ”
This book was also introduced in a magazine AIGA Design Podcast but also first company.
Kaiser said in an email to UW Madison School of Education:
You can read more about “Interfaces and Us” here.
