Maya A. Kaneko

schoolUniversity Of Washingtonbar_chart#3671 Global Rank

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Un/making Data Imaginaries: The Data Epics

With the increase of Internet of Things devices in home environments, data will become an even more dominant part of people’s everyday lives. The invisibility of data leads us to rely on our imagination to make sense of them, yet this imagination is heavily shaped by a technocentric lens that views data as neutral and…

DIS '242nd AuthorBest PaperInclusive Design +2

Porous by Design: How Childcare Platforms Impact Worker Personhood, Safety, and Connection

Care work is always already unequal. It involves looking after others’ physical, psychological, emotional, and developmental needs. Paid care work tends to be conducted in private spaces, lack regulation, and reproduce unequal dynamics between clients and workers. These conditions lead to porous boundaries, a permeabi…

DIS '241st AuthorMental Health Apps & Online Support Communities +2

Care Layering: Complicating Design Patterns

Over the past two decades, discussions of design patterns have turned from encouragement (what to do) toward discouragement (what to avoid). Termed dark, deceptive, or otherwise harmful, user experience (UX) patterns that serve to monetize engagement while reproducing and sedimenting structural inequities call for a s…

DIS '232nd AuthorHonorable MentionDesign Fiction +1

A Notebook of Data Imaginaries

The processes of data collection and transformation are often opaque to users. This means they rely on their imagination to make sense of the data they produce. The images data conjure up, however, tend to be homogenous and flat: black screens, ones and zeros, big server farms in the desert. For designers and research…

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