Silvio Lorusso delves into the erosion of the intellectual role of designers, attributing it to the contemporary prevalence of automatism, defaultism, and the pervasive template culture prevalent in web design. His exploration highlights the adverse impact of these trends on the creative autonomy and intellectual depth that are traditionally associated with the design profession.

Don Norman scrutinizes prevailing design trends that neglect the inclusivity needs of the elderly population. Norman sheds light on the challenges faced by older individuals in adapting to the rapidly evolving technology, emphasizing the importance of user-friendly design that considers all age groups. His insights provide a critical perspective on the societal implications of design choices.

Natasha Iskander takes on the task of challenging the established norms in design thinking. Her scrutiny extends to the foundations of design thinking and the consequential paradigmatic shifts within the creative industries. Iskander's examination prompts a reevaluation of the status quo, raising questions about the efficacy of existing design methodologies and advocating for a more inclusive approach.