Inclusive Design Flashcards

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Inclusive Design

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universally accessible for everyone regardless of impairment / disabilities
- designing without adaptations

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Qualities of Inclusive design

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accessible to use (welcomes everyone) 
user diversity (responds to everyone's needs) 
intuitive to use (easy to use)
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Drivers for inclusive design; Business

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demographic change - ageing population
disability legislation
technological advancement

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Drivers for inclusive design; Social

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equality
diversity
empowerment

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Driver’s for Inclusive design

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  • expand target group
  • exposes opportunities for innovation
  • introduces concept of extremes - either side of bell curve
  • establishes important parameters for design
  • basis for evaluation of ideas
  • social inclusion and eliminating social exclusion
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Exclusion design; Medical Model

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restriction due to lack of physical ability in comparison to which is considered normal human to perform activity

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Exclusion design; Social Model

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Exclusion because they cannot participate in a social activity because the social does not consider people who suffer from impairment

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7 Principles: Equitable use

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useful & marketable to diverse audience

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7 Principles: Flexible in use

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accommodate a diverse audience abilities

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7 Principles: intuitive to use

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easy to understand regardless of knowledge, language or skill

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7 Principles: perceptible information

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communication regardless of ability

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tolerance for error

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can afford to make a mistake, minimise the consequence of accidental actions

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low physical effort

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use with minimum of fatigue

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size shape for use

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usable regardless of audience size, posture or mobility

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how to ensure inclusive design

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  • usability testing through entire design process (constant prototyping and testing at all stages)
  • iterative process: involvement throughout & discussions
  • whole user experience: product need to be emotional, psychological and functional okay
  • design teams : loads of opinions
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participatory design & benefits

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actively involve all stakeholders through prototyping.
- allows for key findings ( usability issues, missing functional requirements, preference of design, learn priorities and uncover issues)

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Why Design for emotion (6 reasons)

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  • greatly influence the success of a product:
  • increase user engagement
  • create loyalty to company through bonds with product
  • creates satisfaction of product if emotional connection
  • good looking products are more appealing
  • Hopeful to decrease waste due to sentimental feelings
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Describe the ACT model

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Attract (to an object, activity or identity) , Converse, Transact

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Product Experience; Aesthetic

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senses stimulation towards the product

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Product Experience; Meaning

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attribution of meaning and value of product

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Product Experience; Emotional

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Feelings, emotions attached to the product