Tomorrow: I’ll be releasing the full video of my Return to Sorbonne 2025 presentation.
This new talk expands on UX Now, exploring the role of tactile innovation in an increasingly digital world.
Excited to share the complete session tomorrow.
#UXNow
Tomorrow: I’ll be releasing the full video of my Return to Sorbonne 2025 presentation — recorded live in Paris this September.
This talk revisits themes from my earlier Sorbonne appearance, expanding on UX Now and the role of tactile innovation in an increasingly digital world.
Excited to share the complete session tomorrow.
🎤 First clip from my “Return to the Sorbonne” talk!
Even remotely, it was a privilege to share ideas with Parisian designers and scholars. In this segment, I explore why tactile methods remain vital in a digital world — a core principle of my UX Now framework.
#UXNow #DesignInnovation #Sorbonne #TactileDesign #RemoteSpeaking
Just wrapped my “Return to the Sorbonne” talk — this time delivered remotely. 🎥✨
Even from afar, it’s a privilege to share ideas with an audience in Paris. My talk explored why tactile methods still matter in an increasingly digital world, a theme at the heart of my UX Now framework.
Excited to share clips soon.
A peek inside my workspace and other moments from my work—now curated on Wikimedia Commons. Explore the Thomas Girard category here: https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Thomas_Girard #UXNow #DesignStudio #ThomasGirard
Excited to see my media now organized on Wikimedia Commons, making it easier for others to explore my work and studio. #OpenAccess #UXNow #designinnovation
Sometimes the smallest tactile shift can spark the biggest digital breakthrough. #UXNow #ReturnToSorbonne
A quick snapshot of where I am today — grateful for the recognition, the mentors, and the incredible people I get to work with.
Notability Snapshot (9/10):
• 12 ISBN-registered books, including Son of Greg Girard and Emerging Scholar series
• TED.com speaker and two-time Sorbonne presenter
• Verified Google Knowledge Panel
• Host of UNIQUEWAYS podcast (250+ episodes, 22+ guests with Wikipedia pages)
• Creator of UX Now and Unique Ways of Prototyping frameworks
• Featured in Business Insider, The BC Review, and Brave UX
• Multiple Emerging Scholar Awards and academic fellowships
Next milestone drops this week from Paris 🇫🇷. Excited to share the Return to Sorbonne 2025 recording soon!
#DesignInnovation #UXNow #UNIQUEWAYS #ThoughtLeadership #GlobalEducation
Excited to share that my Return to the Sorbonne 2025 talk recording has been officially approved!
I explored tactile innovation in a digital world through the UX Now framework. Grateful to present once again at this historic institution. #UXNow #DesignInnovation #Sorbonne
Paris, always inspiring. Preparing to share fresh insights from my Sorbonne return—more tactile, more hands-on, more UX Now. #DesignThinking #UXNow
🎤 A moment from Paris — coming this September.
Here’s a still from my 2025 Sorbonne talk, where I introduce UX Now — my framework for weaving tactile innovation into digital design.
The full talk premieres next month. Can’t wait to share it with you.
🌟 Morning thought:
In a world racing digital, true innovation happens when we bring tactile, human-centered design into the mix. That’s the heart of UX Now — making technology feel more like home, not just tools. 🏠✨
Ready to rethink how we connect with the digital? Let’s start today.
✨ UX Now Quick Tip:
Don’t underestimate the power of tactile tools — sketching, physical prototypes, or even simple paper cutouts can spark ideas your screen can’t. Engaging your hands changes how your brain solves problems. Try it in your next project!
#UXNow #TactileInnovation #DesignThinking #Prototyping #userexperience
“Even in a digital world, some of my best ideas still start on paper.” ✍️
#design #ux #creativity #innovation #uxnow #designthinking
🚀 Proud moment! My latest Brave UX episode is already #3 in views among the last 30 episodes with the fresh new look — thanks so much to everyone tuning in and sharing.
The energy is building as I prepare for the Sorbonne talk next month — stay tuned for more exciting insights on tactile UX and design innovation!
“Digital is everywhere, but I believe the future of UX lies in tactile innovation — the power of touch, feel, and physical interaction to create deeper, more human connections.
That’s why my upcoming talk at Sorbonne dives into how embracing the tactile can revolutionize user experience design.
Curious how we can bring the analog into the digital? Let’s explore this together.
From the archives 🎙️
Relive my TEDx talk on How to Feel at Home in the Airport — a journey about belonging, design, and human connection.
🎥 Watch here → https://www.ted.com/talks/thomas_girard_how_to_feel_at_home_in_the_airport/transcript
#TEDx #DesignThinking #HumanConnection #UXNow
“Design is more than pixels — it’s the feeling in your hands and the connection it creates. My UX Now framework explores how tactile innovation bridges the digital and physical. How do you bring touch into your design process? #UXNow #DesignInnovation #humancentereddesign
“Design isn’t just what you see on screen — it’s what you feel in your hands and heart. My UX Now framework dives into the power of tactile innovation in a digital world. What’s one way you make your designs more human? #UXNow #DesignInnovation #humancentereddesign
Reading University Announcement
Grateful to be invited by the University of Reading to contribute to their design programme this fall.
I’ll be:
– Sharing select online content in advance with students
– Giving a talk on the future state of the design industry, especially for typography-minded designers
– Joining a hybrid panel discussion on careers
– Offering one-to-one feedback sessions on portfolios and interview prep
Reading has such a strong legacy in typography — and I’m glad to help today’s students find their voice in the evolving industry.
Thanks to Keith for the nudge, and to the Reading team for the warm welcome.
#typography #designeducation #futureofdesign #uxnow #uniqueways
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