Inclusive design : design for the whole population /

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Imprint:	London ; New York : Springer, c2003.
Description:	608 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
Language:	English
Subject:	Engineering design. People with disabilities. Barrier-free design. Universal design. Architecture -- Philosophy. Architecture -- Philosophy. Barrier-free design. Engineering design. People with disabilities. Universal design.
Format:	Print Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/5170247

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Other authors / contributors:	Clarkson, John, 1961-
ISBN:	1852337001 (pbk. : alk. paper)
Notes:	Includes bibliographical references and index.

Table of Contents:

Introduction: From margins to mainstream
The business case
Understanding consumers
Chapter 1. Designing for older users
Chapter 2. The struggle for independence
Chapter 3. Lifestyle, design and disability
Chapter 4. Disability unplugged
Chapter 5. Design exclusion
Chapter 6. Power to the people
Business drivers
Chapter 7. Living longer
Chapter 8. The legal argument for inclusive design
Chapter 9. Inclusion--a commercial perspective
Chapter 10. Inclusive design or assistive technology
Chapter 11. Humanising technology
Best practice
Chapter 12. Connecting business, inclusion and design
Chapter 13. The Fiat Autonomy Programmme
Chapter 14. Internet usability
Chapter 15. Everyday inclusive design
Chapter 16. From process to pleasure
The global picture
Chapter 17. A European perspective
Chapter 18. The Japanese experience
Chapter 19. Universal products in the US
Chapter 20. International design education strategies
A design toolkit
Understanding users
Chapter 21. The prevalence of functional impairment in Great Britain
Chapter 22. The ability database
Chapter 23. The sense of independence
Chapter 24. Observation for innovation
Understanding the challenge
Chapter 25. Quantifying design exclusion
Chapter 26. Countering design exclusion
Chapter 27. Assessment for inclusive design
Design responses
Chapter 28. Design and empathy
Chapter 29. A designer-centred approach
Chapter 30. What is an inclusive design process?
Chapter 31. Critical users in design innovation
Future views
Chapter 32. Inclusion, inspiration and lightness of touch
Chapter 33. The future for ICT
Chapter 34. Design in a digital world
Chapter 35. Remote interaction
Chapter 36. Setting a standard
Glossary, index and authors
Glossary of terms
Keyword index
Author biographies

Inclusive design : design for the whole population /

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