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Facets of Human-Centered Design: The Evolution of Designing by, with, and for People

Authors : Jan Auernhammer, Matteo Zallio, Lawrence Domingo, Larry Leifer

Published in: Design Thinking Research

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This book chapter outlines different facets of Human-Centered Design, which evolved over half a century. These facets have different foundational influences that lead to design by, with, and for people. Designing for people, including Ergonomics and Human Factors and Interactions Design, originated from early developments in experimental psychology. Similarly, designing for people with specific needs emerged from developments in medicine and rehabilitation, which resulted in design approaches, such as Universal Design and Inclusive Design. Designing with people, including Participatory Design, developed from communal architecture. Designing by people is grounded in the psychology of creativity, resulting in design approaches, such as Creative Engineering and Design Thinking. Early developments in social psychology developed over time into Social Design and Design by Society. These approaches emerged as designers responded to socio-material and socio-economic challenges with new Human-Centered Design approaches. This book chapter aims to raise awareness of the contextual evolution of different Human-Centered Design approaches and the need to continuously respond creatively to these challenges with new design solutions and adequate design approaches.

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Title: Facets of Human-Centered Design: The Evolution of Designing by, with, and for People
Authors: Jan Auernhammer
Matteo Zallio
Lawrence Domingo
Larry Leifer
Publisher: Springer International Publishing
Book: Design Thinking Research
Print ISBN: 978-3-031-09296-1

Electronic ISBN: 978-3-031-09297-8

Copyright Year: 2022
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-09297-8_12

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