Authors:
Steven Pemberton
As an Englishman in Dutch surroundings, my colleagues tease me that in England if something happens once it's an anomaly, and if it happens twice it's a tradition. Well, in this spirit, welcome to the traditional annual interactions special design issue! This issue is the second in a currently planned triptych of special design issues timed to coincide with the CHI conference, and one of the largest issues we have ever produced. If you recall, in this issue a year ago, I said that the special design issue had arisen in an attempt to give more visibility to design…
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