Exclusive Design
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Asks what happens when Inclusive Design Principles are flipped and runs a hands-on experiment: 40 designers use simulation tools (noise headphones, arthritis gloves, blindfolded glasses, an arm-restraining device) to design for real people with specific needs. Teams build concrete prototypes — a wheelchair with deployable feet, a talking-guide-dog interface, a spacelord construction kit — that are imaginative but often impractical; outcome is a practical manifesto called the Minimum Accessible Product and a practice labeled Exclusive Design Principles.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04Welcome
- 2:04Presentation
- 3:23User Interface
- 4:48Graphical User Interface
- 6:31Functional User Interface
- 9:12The Web
- 15:11Inclusive Design
- 20:22Unique Experience
- 21:53Design Against Disability
- 28:30Fishbowl
- 30:33Podcast series
- 31:04Exclusive Design Challenge
- 33:20Prioritize Identity
- 46:16Wrap Up
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