Is the Graphic Designer Dead?: A case for transitioning to UX/UI design

This collection comprises essays and articles composed over a 14-year period, showcasing a diverse range of content. The articles encompass various subjects, including academic pieces developed to satisfy the requirements of the Critical Studies module for a degree and Honours Degree in Multimedia, along with a dissertation completed for a National Diploma in Design for Print. These works span both undergraduate and postgraduate programs, addressing themes such as gender, feminism, xenophobia, post-humanism, objectification, graphic design, user experience, and user interface design. Furthermore, the collection encompasses social commentary on a wide array of topics, including fine art, politics, religion, parenthood, femicide, and xenophobia.