generationcentric
Generationcentric is an adjective used to describe strategies, designs, or policies that are oriented around the characteristics, preferences, and needs of a specific generation or generation cohort (for example Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X, or Baby Boomers). In practice, a generation-centric approach tailors products, services, and communications to the assumed traits and behaviors of that cohort, rather than aiming for universal applicability.
The term is not part of a formal academic taxonomy but appears in management, marketing, and user
Applications of generation-centric thinking include product design, where it may influence user interfaces, accessibility considerations, and
Critics warn that generation-centric strategies risk stereotyping and oversimplifying needs, potentially overlooking diversity within cohorts and
See also: demographic segmentation; generational marketing; user-centered design; inclusive design.