Inclusive design

Talking about the Pride Month, the first Pride parade was in 1970, a year after the now famous Stonewall Riots […]

June has long been recognised as Pride Month and on this colourful occasion, the rainbow Pride Flag takes centre stage. […]

It’s Pride Month, and we’re all about celebrating the amazing work of our LGBTQ+ friends. Co-founder of Queer Design Club, […]

We talk to Max Masure, ‘a white, mostly non-disabled, transgender non-binary queer person’. This is how Masure defines themselves, and […]

We’ve spotted four LGBTQ+ organizations and initiatives supporting the creative LGBTQ+ community, by giving designers a space to share their […]

Designing a product that’s of use to somebody is a designer’s purpose, whereas designing a product that’s of use to […]

Marie van Driessche is a Deaf designer from Amsterdam focused on making digital platforms accessible to everyone. She has a […]

In honour of Mental Health Awareness Month, we are taking a look at the different ways in which design can […]

We are continuing a series on iconic design with a quick look at a controversial product when it comes to […]

The World Health Organization estimates that 1.5 billion people live with some degree of hearing loss of which 430 million […]

Inspired by innovative designs, we are taking a look at the many ways autism-friendly design can help to create a […]

Simon Dogger is a designer looking for more inclusive forms of communication. He combines technology with different sensory methods, to […]