Design2Humanity
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Design2Humanity explains Design for All (Universal Design) as inclusive, holistic product and service design that supports real individuals rather than an abstract ‘standard’ user. It presents the principles and goals of DfA—enabling people to act, choose, and be happy—and illustrates them with case studies, best practices and DfA-oriented projects to show concrete examples of inclusive design.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:36Design for Humanity definition
- 4:04Accessible product examples
- 13:16Human-centered services
- 23:10Why accessible design
- 28:55Design Tool Humanity principles
- 33:14Design approaches differences
- 37:37Design for all spread
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