Ruined by Design

The book reveals how designers' choices can have unintended and sometimes harmful consequences. I'm curious what motivated Mike Monteiro to explore this theme and what experiences shaped his perspective.

Some examples in the book made me question whether all 'good' design is inherently ethical. How do others reconcile the need for innovation with social responsibility?

Monteiro's dual perspective seems to give him a unique voice in the debate about design ethics. I'm interested in how his experience shaped the book's approach and conclusions.