In our field, when we say “interface,” we most often think of software and UX. But all objects in our world have interfaces, and we interact with them every moment of every day. Our brains are trained to use them in certain ways, but that training is unconscious and very culturally driven. Our assumptions about the interfaces of our world make the world much easier to navigate but can restrict our thinking and prevent us from being at our best.
Startups are building the future. The companies we build are full of interfaces. Your future stack isn't technological — it's cultural, and the most important interfaces you build are a part of your culture. What are these interfaces and what can happen when those contracts fail? How can we be good engineers and mitigate the risk of that failure?