DESIGN IS THE PROBLEM
Pros
• Lower carbon dioxide (and other greenhouse gases) released into the atmosphere in power generation.
• Low operating costs (relatively).
• Known, developed technology “ready” for market.
• Large power-generating capacity able to meet industrial and city needs (as opposed to low - power technologies like solar that might meet only local, residential, or office needs but cannot generate power for heavy manufacturing).
Example: Nuclear Power (continued)
• Existing and future nuclear waste can be reduced through waste recycling and reprocessing, similar to Japan and the EU (at added cost).
Meaning has been a growing point of discussion in the design world over the past four years. Even in the business world, meaning is increasingly addressed by strategists, entrepreneurs, and …
Making sure that a solution is usable for a wide variety of people, with different abilities, understandings, and capabilities, ensures that the solution can be used as much as possible. …
One method that designers, developers, and (especially) marketers often use to increase usability is to make things “simple.” Often, the approach is simply to take away features and performance criteria …
