Written by Lynnette Smith, May 22nd 2013
Design for disability is one of the few sectors where designs seem to have made little progress over the last two decades. An important part of everyday life for so many people, more needs to be done to identify the sources of current problems and move past them.
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Written by Damion Rossolimos, May 21st 2013
Discrimination & oppression by design is ever so prevalent in today’s society. Using design and market systems to distinguish between classes and individuals is an affront to social justice as it divides people into ‘social groups’. Not only does it provide an opportunity for ego driven purchases, decisions & attitudes, it paves a path for hindering a positive experience in relation to designs and services.
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Written by Jess Fox, May 20th 2013
How knowledge of psychological disabilities can empower a designer to design inclusively and challenge the stigma of disability.
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Written by Sharon Baurley, May 18th 2013
Sam Clarke has been named as one of five finalists in a competition to find innovative solutions to everyday problems faced by people with disabilities and long-term conditions.
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Written by Stephen Humpston, May 12th 2013
How Open Source Philosophies will change the Design Industry.
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Written by Benjamin Rodrick, May 12th 2013
When will people recognise the significance and true value of their individual metadata?
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Written by Josh Harrington, May 6th 2013
With population set to increase to 9 billion by 2050, how can we continue to feed everyone?
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Written by Gelson Marcon, May 6th 2013
Have you ever asked yourself this or a similar question: “What would I do without a fridge-freezer?”
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