Why inclusive design? /Julia Cassim [and others] -- A growing movement / Jeremy Myerson -- The business case / Roger Coleman [and others] -- Market advantage : practitioners' viewpoints / Hua Dong [and others] -- Designer education : case studies from graduate partnerships with industry / Julia Cassim and Hua Dong -- Empowering designers and users : case studies from the DBA inclusive design challenge / Julia Cassim and Hua Dong -- Involving older people in design / Alan Newell and Andrew Monk -- Designer-orientated user research methods / Hua Dong [and others] -- Practicalities of working with users / David Yelding and Julia Cassim -- Countering design exclusion : theory and practice / John Clarkson -- Product evaluation : practical approaches / John Clarkson, Carlos Cardoso and Ian Hosking -- User simulation in product evaluation / Carlos Cardoso and John Clarkson -- Where do we find out? / Cherie Lebbon and Susan Hewer -- Towards inclusion : future challenges / Julia Cassim [and others].
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Inclusive design not only ensures that products, services, interfaces and environments are easier to use for those with special needs or limitations, but in doing so makes them better for everyone. Design for Inclusivity is a guide to inclusive design for all types of designers, providing guidelines, real examples and information sources.
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