Thank you for choosing to submit your paper to JDSSI. These instructions will ensure your article matches the journal’s requirements,so your article can move through peer review, production and publication smoothly. Please take the time to read and follow them as closely as possible.

Our topics include, but are not limited to:
Design Service and Society Innovation;
Sustainable Design;
Innovation in everyday life;
Design Cases Study;
Design and Consumer Culture;
Research on Design Theory;
Design History.

Submitting your manuscript
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Aims and Scope 

Thank you for choosing to submit your paper to JDSSI. These instructions will ensure your article matches the journal’s requirements, so your article can move through peer review, production, and publication smoothly. Please take the time to read and follow them as closely as possible.

JDSSI's primary aim is to advance knowledge in the fields of design, service, and social innovation through rigorous research and analysis.
We seek to promote best practices in these domains by showcasing successful initiatives and innovative approaches.
A key goal is to foster collaboration among researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to address complex societal challenges through interdisciplinary dialogue and knowledge sharing.

JDSSI provides a platform for this important work, bringing together diverse perspectives to drive progress in these critical areas.

JDSSI covers a broad range of topics related to design-led innovation, service design for social impact, and the application of design thinking to address societal challenges. This includes, but is not limited to, healthcare, education, environmental sustainability, and community development. JDSSI welcomes empirical studies, theoretical analyses, and case studies that offer novel perspectives and actionable insights.

JDSSI aims to provide a platform for high-quality, peer-reviewed research that explores the intersection of design, service, and social innovation. JDSSI seeks to promote interdisciplinary collaboration and the dissemination of knowledge that can inform policy and practice, fostering solutions to complex social issues.


Our topics include, but are not limited to:
Design Service;
Sustainable Design;
Innovation in everyday life;
Design Cases Study;
Design and Consumer Culture;
Research on Design Theory;
Design Ethics;

Wicked Problem in Society Innovation;



Submitting your manuscript


Emailjdssi.editorialmanager03@gmail.com; jdssi-editor@michelangelo-scholar.com

* JDSSI provides a waiver on article processing charges for all authors.

Embrace New Fields: Emerging Trends in Design Service Research


The field of design service research is rapidly evolving with technological advancements and changing social needs. These emerging trends are reshaping how we approach design challenges and create impactful solutions for communities worldwide.


AI-Driven Design

The integration of artificial intelligence in design service research is gaining momentum, offering new possibilities for automation, personalization, and predictive analytics. AI tools are now being used to analyze user behavior patterns, generate design alternatives, and optimize service delivery systems. This transformation is particularly evident in adaptive interfaces and smart service systems that learn from user interactions.


Virtual Reality

Virtual reality is transforming user experience testing and design prototyping, allowing for more immersive and realistic simulations. Designers can now create and test environments before implementation, reducing costs and increasing efficiency. VR technology enables stakeholders to experience proposed solutions firsthand, leading to more informed decision-making and better design outcomes.


Blockchain for Social Impact

Blockchain technology is being explored for its potential to enhance transparency and accountability in social impact measurement and reporting. This decentralized approach enables better tracking of resources, verification of impact claims, and creation of transparent funding mechanisms. Organizations are using blockchain to build trust and demonstrate authentic social impact through immutable records.


Collaborative Design Platforms

The rise of digital collaboration tools has revolutionized how design teams work together across geographical boundaries. Real-time collaboration platforms enable simultaneous input from stakeholders worldwide, incorporating diverse perspectives and expertise. These platforms are especially crucial for community-centered design projects that require extensive stakeholder engagement.



Circular Design Thinking

Circular design thinking is emerging as a crucial approach in sustainable service design. This methodology focuses on creating solutions that minimize waste and maximize resource efficiency throughout the entire service lifecycle. Designers are increasingly incorporating principles of circular economy into their service solutions, considering environmental impact from conception to implementation.


Mixed Reality Applications

Mixed reality (MR) is bridging the gap between physical and digital service experiences. By combining elements of both augmented and virtual reality, MR enables designers to create more interactive and engaging service touchpoints. This technology is particularly valuable in educational services, healthcare design, and urban planning projects.


These emerging trends represent just the beginning of a broader transformation in design service research. As technology continues to evolve and social challenges become more complex, we expect to see even more innovative approaches emerge in this field.