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Closing the Loop: What to Do After a Design Critique Ends

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By Rachel Krause
| Nielsen Norman Group
Design critiques generate feedback. But feedback is valuable only if someone closes the loop on it: telling people what changed because of what they said, what didn’t change, and why. This article covers two concrete followup tactics, when to use them, and what you’re quietly risking every time you skip them. Design Critiques Don’t End After the Session A design critique is a workshop focused on analyzing a design and giving feedback on whether it meets its objectives.
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Information Processing and Changes to Local Governments' Practices Amid Intensifying Environmental Hazards

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By Rachel Krause, S. Fatemi, Gwen Arnold
| Wiley Online Library
1 Introduction Modern governmental decision-making occurs amidst an abundance of information, the volume of which continues to grow with the advent of big data and AI (Mishra et al. 2024; Washington 2014). The information available on virtually any topic is more varied and granular than it was even just a few years ago. The availability of large datasets on diverse aspects of governance may help governments address what once seemed like intractable problems (Cantarelli et al. 2023).
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The Best Performance of the Year Goes to Estée Lauder’s New Double Wear Foundation

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By Rachel Krause
| The Cut
Photo-Illustration: Madeleine Lachesnez; Photo: Rachel Krause As any millennial movie lover knows, the classics are classics for a reason. Films like Clueless, Legally Blonde, and 10 Things I Hate About You aren’t just nostalgic relics that were “good for their time” — they hold up as paragons of entertainment that feel as relevant and satisfying to watch as they did the first time we saw them in our hometown strip mall. The same applies to makeup.
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