Lesson 4: Two Voices, One Piece
Data and narrative don’t compete — they resonate. This lesson teaches students to balance methods without forcing synthesis...
Data and narrative don’t compete — they resonate. This lesson teaches students to balance methods without forcing synthesis...
Slowness is not delay — it’s design. In this lesson, students learn how timing, rhythm, and minimalism can shape user perception and deepen research presence....
When users lose their way, maps fail. Students learn to design for ambiguity, using structure without oversimplifying....
Research begins with listening. This lesson explores attention, silence, and gesture as tools for deeper qualitative insight....
We end with transition. The moment between roles, actions, meanings. This is about pace, ambiguity, and what emerges when we don’t rush to resolve....
What if writing doesn’t clarify but over-defines? We examine how language can preserve nuance — and when to let the unsaid remain....
Every method has edges. This conversation explores how framing reveals some things and hides others — and how we might notice what nearly escapes....
Templates and slide decks do more than organise — they shape what’s thinkable. This exchange asks how our tools frame, reduce, or distort insight....
We shift focus to listening as method — not for answers, but for presence. What happens when research begins with attention, not intention?...
We shift focus to listening as method — not for answers, but for presence. What happens when research begins with attention, not intention?...