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Article — 23 February 2026 — 3,133 words

Words and pictures in the history of user experience and the future of artificial intelligence

Society — Technology — User experience

ASCII art of the sparkles emoji, representing a text-based artificial intelligence interface

Modern artificial intelligence tools are largely rooted in text-based interactions. But the history of user experience, information and even humanity shows us that AI will have to go beyond text if it’s going to become relevant.

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Article — 9 April 2025 — 2,620 words

The pain in a name — Is information architecture right to call itself architecture?

Architecture — Information architecture — Technology

Information "i" symbol styled as a blueprint

I have long felt uneasy about modern occupations associating themselves with high-status traditional professions. This has been brought into sharp focus for me since I started a role last year focusing heavily on information architecture, to the annoyance of my wife Alex, who is an actual architect.

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Article — 20 April 2016 — 808 words

Why digital security is increasingly important

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Online security has always been important. But a number of recent stories have shown why it is becoming even more important all the time.

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