Society evolves over time. Whether due to social, political, scientific, or technological occurrences, there are significant moments, such as the current global pandemic, that shift the way we collectively perceive and behave. To help us adapt to these shifts, there's design. Design responds to the changing world and helps us navigate unprecedented times.

For example, the implications of climate change have become glaringly obvious in recent years and our reaction to remedy the situation has led to permanent changes embedded into all facets of our lives. And when society shifts, so do businesses. Businesses have adopted sustainable practices, embraced eco-friendly offices, allowed technology to shift their way of working, adapted their branding, and the list goes on.

Similarly, the global coronavirus pandemic has sprung the world into an unfathomable territory. In response, design has needed to evolve. Yes, we're talking about a different kind of response and a different kind of design-digital design. But it works in much the same way.