deltagerdesign
Deltagerdesign, often translated as participatory design, is an approach to design in which end users and other stakeholders are actively involved in making decisions that affect the design of products, services, or systems throughout the development process. The goal is to create solutions that better meet the needs of those who will use or be affected by them, and to increase acceptance and usability.
The practice originated in the Scandinavian design and labor movements during the 1970s and 1980s, with a
Typical methods include workshops, collaborative brainstorming, scenarios and storyboards, co-design sessions, participatory prototyping, and iterative testing
Benefits of deltagerdesign include solutions that reflect real user needs, improved usability and acceptance, and empowerment
In practice, deltagerdesign is applied across fields such as information technology, healthcare, urban planning, and public