Interlayersinclusive

Interlayersinclusive is a term used to describe a design philosophy or methodology that emphasizes the incorporation of diverse perspectives and needs throughout the development or creation process. It suggests that those who might typically be considered outside the primary user group or stakeholder community should be actively considered and included in the design of systems, products, or services. The core idea is to move beyond a singular, often narrow, vision and instead embrace a broader understanding of how different individuals and groups will interact with or be affected by the output.

This approach can manifest in various fields, from software development and urban planning to educational curricula and policy making. The "interlayers" refer to the various groups and perspectives that are often overlooked or separated from the main design process. By making these interlayers inclusive, the aim is to create solutions that are more equitable, accessible, and effective for a wider range of people. It acknowledges that marginalization or exclusion can lead to suboptimal outcomes and that actively seeking out and integrating diverse viewpoints can foster innovation and lead to more robust and adaptable designs. This inclusion is not merely about consultation but about meaningful participation and integration of these differing needs and experiences into the fundamental structure of the design.