I’m a technology ethicist and interaction designer, author of Future Ethics, and a Fulbright Visiting Scholar at Elon University, North Carolina.
Newsletter
I send a little personal newsletter every few weeks: what’s new, what I’m working on, what’s got me excited. Guaranteed no thought leadership.
Please email me at cennydd@cennydd.com to be added to the list, while I’m migrating the newsletter to a new platform.
Consulting
I consult on design & technology ethics and offer keynote talks and training for in-house teams and global conferences. I’m also available for writing commissions and tech editing book manuscripts. Please note I’m next available in summer 2024.
Previous consulting clients
Design
I have over twenty years’ experience in digital product and UX design. From summer 2024 I’m available for short design sprints (one to six weeks) and fractional advisory roles. I specialise in discovery and concept ideation, responsible design, rapid prototyping, and designing for privacy and user safety.
Previous design clients
Academic
I am a Fulbright Visiting Scholar at Elon University, researching and teaching anticipatory technology ethics. I hold an MSc Information Technology from the University of Nottingham, and in 2024 will graduate with an MSt Practical Ethics from the University of Oxford.
I’m available for guest lectures on design and tech ethics, either remote or onsite in the US, Jan–Jun 2024. I have previously spoken at Stanford, Cambridge, Carnegie Mellon, Illinois Tech, Imperial College, and the Glasgow School of Art.
Books
Future Ethics
The must-read guide to the ethics of emerging technology (NowNext Press, 2018). También disponible en español.
Undercover User Experience Design
Learn how to do great UX work with tiny budgets, no time, and limited support (New Riders 2010, with James Box).
Contact
Potential client? New collaborator? Get in touch: cennydd@cennydd.com.
I’m also happy to provide media insight and opinion on technology and design ethics issues. Previous quotations include WIRED, The Wall Street Journal, and The Daily Telegraph.