Is the digital landscape inclusive enough? Interview with Will Selviz
Will Selviz revisits his roots for inspiration tobring ideas and concepts to life through immersive media technologies. He was born […]
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Inclusive design
What is Inclusive Design? Why is it important to start designing for the diversity of the human spectrum? In this section, we take you through the foundation of Inclusive Design, its principles and the people behind it.
“Open a design history book, almost all the famous designers are white men”
As the Founder, CEO and Creative Director, Jessica Walsh takes action through self-initiated projects enhancing diversity. Based in New York, […]
From march to merch: the Pride Month is becoming overdesigned
Talking about the Pride Month, the first Pride parade was in 1970, a year after the now famous Stonewall Riots […]
The Pride Flag: a colourful history of a design icon
June has long been recognised as Pride Month and on this colourful occasion, the rainbow Pride Flag takes centre stage. […]
Are LGBTQ+ creatives well enough accepted in the design field?
It’s Pride Month, and we’re all about celebrating the amazing work of our LGBTQ+ friends. Co-founder of Queer Design Club, […]
“WAKE THE F*CK UP!” and start designing for all
We talk to Max Masure, ‘a white, mostly non-disabled, transgender non-binary queer person’. This is how Masure defines themselves, and […]
4 archi/design LGBTQ+ organizations that you should know
We’ve spotted four LGBTQ+ organizations and initiatives supporting the creative LGBTQ+ community, by giving designers a space to share their […]
Inclusive Design – The benefit of designing for all
Designing a product that’s of use to somebody is a designer’s purpose, whereas designing a product that’s of use to […]
What design for everyone truly means – Interview with Marie van Driessche
Marie van Driessche is a Deaf designer from Amsterdam focused on making digital platforms accessible to everyone. She has a […]
Design for mental health – 8 anxiety relief products to help cure anxiety
In honour of Mental Health Awareness Month, we are taking a look at the different ways in which design can […]
More than just an archetypal doll, Mattel’s Barbie is now a little more inclusive
We are continuing a series on iconic design with a quick look at a controversial product when it comes to […]
10 deaf technology products that also include gloves and a shirt
The World Health Organization estimates that 1.5 billion people live with some degree of hearing loss of which 430 million […]
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