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Design Has to Be Inclusive
Inclusive design is one of the design processes I started to value the most in 2020. Designing for people in need can begin from tackling one of the national problems and expanding to different social issues such as illiteracy, disabilities, immigrants, and more. Starting with small steps might not be impactful for now, but can significantly impact the future.
So start hard conversations and build innovative projects today to see its impact tomorrow.
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