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In order to design shops that are accessible and user-friendly for everyone, we will have to look and think differently. In the coming weeks, five design studios will work together with experience experts and clients in the What if Lab: Unhindered Participation.
From the 17 applications, the following five studios have been selected on the basis of variety in expertise and approach:
In the coming weeks they will investigate together with experience experts what does- and does not work for people with disabilities. Once this has been mapped out, the five design studios will develop the corresponding design questions and answers.
In October Alissa Rees, Dogger Concepts, Ink BV, Studio Carbon and Studio Corvers will present their concepts to the clients VWS, HEMA, INretail, Ieder(in) and MKB Nederland. Two of the five studios will then be selected for further development of the concept within this What if Lab.
