Kohandamis
Kohandamis is the process of modifying a product, service, or environment to fit the needs or preferences of a particular user or context. In Estonian, it comes from the verb kohandama meaning to tailor or adjust. The term encompasses manual changes made by users and automatic adaptations implemented by systems.
Applications span technology and everyday life: software and IT systems with user-configurable dashboards or plugins; consumer
Approaches include design for modularity and interoperability, open interfaces and APIs that enable extensions, user-driven configuration,
Benefits include better fit between product and user needs, higher engagement, and competitive differentiation. Drawbacks can
In research and industry discussions, kohandamis is viewed as part of broader trends toward user-centric design,