Inclusive design

The toolkit includes 5 methods for designing a more inclusive lab. The toolkit begins by guiding users through basic user observation, identification, and categorization processes (observation, interviews, and personas). It then moves into problem definition and stakeholder prioritization, and finally defines a concrete suggestion for increased diverse stakeholder governance. It includes templates and examples for each method.

To access the toolkit, click on the link below, which directs you to the OPSI-site. You do not have to log in, you may scroll down the OPSI-page to have direct access to the toolkit. 

Inclusive design is designing for the full range of human diversity in ability, language, income, culture, gender, age and other characteristics. This toolkit includes a series of cards to use early in a design process to help sketch, plan, prototype and design content, interactions and processes. It covers inclusive physical, audio, visual, and thought experiences. 

To access the toolkit, click on the link below, which directs you to the OPSI-site. You do not have to log in, you may scroll down the OPSI-page to have direct access to the toolkit.