A bookmark manager that behaves like a material library

I use it as the intake layer for my live library. Saving is quick enough that curiosity survives the admin.

Catherine D’Ignazio and Lauren F. Klein

A practical reminder that data systems contain power choices. It gives language to questions every dashboard should have to answer.

Thinking in public with data

Part document, part instrument. I love interfaces where explanation and interaction occupy the same surface.

A quiet place to collect and connect ideas

It leaves enough space between things for a thought to form. The absence of urgency is part of the product.

A lens for designing beyond the immediate user

Useful whenever a system’s consequences extend beyond the person holding the screen, which is most systems.

Small paper notebooks that tolerate unfinished thinking

A physical permission slip to notice first and organise later. My best systems usually begin as fragments.

Technology stories reported outside the usual centre

It changes what “normal use” looks like. The reporting is a regular correction to product assumptions made from one geography.

Fast evidence between a prototype and a decision

Helpful when used as one signal, not a verdict. It makes behavioural hesitation visible before a team hardens an assumption into code.

A visual vocabulary for emotional states

Not a diagnostic tool, but a compelling example of making an invisible internal landscape explorable without flattening it.