> I know this is a controversial idea, as it opens up the question of UX design certification and licensure (if you require UX for critical infrastructure...But

> I know this is a controversial idea, as it opens up the question of UX design certification and licensure (if you require UX for critical infrastructure...But I think Hawaii makes it clear that the status quo is unsafe and unsustainable. Or even a "code" like the National Electrical Code, which one would be required to comply with when working on critical infrastructure. That's how electricians apply the safety experience gained from previous unsafe practices.