In 1931, Harry Beck looked at London’s increasingly complicated Underground map and asked a different question. What if passengers did not need a more accurate picture of the city, but a clearer way to move through it?
His design distorted geography, simplified distance and was initially rejected. Yet it became one of the most influential maps ever created.
In this episode of Stories of Change, I explore what Beck’s story can teach us about simplicity, confidence, human-centred design and helping people navigate change and AI adoption.
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