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1. Design for people:
We are all pedestrians at some point in the day.
We need to design for the human experience first.
We are all pedestrians at some point in the day.
We need to design for the human experience first.
2. Language reform:
The terminology we use can be confusing, coded, and have bias.
Words simplify ideas and words have consequences.
The terminology we use can be confusing, coded, and have bias.
Words simplify ideas and words have consequences.
Community driven design:
Engage the technical experts with the local experts. The ones who live in and love a neighbourhood are the ones who know it best.
Engage the technical experts with the local experts. The ones who live in and love a neighbourhood are the ones who know it best.
4. Interdisciplinary collaboration:
We need to bring our unique skills together to serve a shared vision.
Have multiple voices at the table from the beginning to the end of the project.
Interdisciplinary collaboration is at the heart of every good design.
We need to bring our unique skills together to serve a shared vision.
Have multiple voices at the table from the beginning to the end of the project.
Interdisciplinary collaboration is at the heart of every good design.
