Exclusive Design
summary
Course runs as a short studio (three weeks or ten weeks for bigger projects) that invites people with disabilities to co-design; examples: a scraped dutch archive reduced from 80 headings and 150 links to three clear navigation links and a big yellow play button so a blind user can actually find and play media; a student-built keyboard that maps six keys into two‑letter combos letting a one‑handed user type faster; invisible poetic animations that make screen readers giggle; a tailor‑made guitar that the user improvises on successfully.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 0:23Exclusive Design
- 3:36Inclusive Design
- 8:20Ignore conventions
- 14:24Prioritise identity
- 20:15Invisible animations
- 20:38The ferries of Amsterdam
- 21:48Animation about a hammer
- 24:24My students
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