Culture sensitive design : a guide to culture in practice /
Societies worldwide are increasingly interconnected through trade, migration, education and digitization. This has resulted in a profound new complexity of cultural groups. Consequently, designers are confronted with the challenge of gaining a clear understanding of this cultural diversity. Culture...
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Amsterdam :
BIS Publishers,
[2020].
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Table of Contents:
- Foreword
- Preface
- Your culture: A personal reflection. Everyone on the same page?
- why culture sensitivity in design?
- How can we frame culture?
- What do we mean by culture sensitivity?
- Five intentions for culture-sensitive design ; 'My culture'
- Your design culture
- How culture sensitive are you?
- Culture defined: A lens for viewing. Starting points
- How can we view culture?
- Values and practices
- Cultural dimensions
- In what ways can we identify cultures?
- Global and local cultures
- National cultures: synthetic or true
- Subcultures: dying or booming
- HIgh, low, pop, and mass cultures: mind the stigma
- Folk cultures: the value of traditions
- Between cultural groups
- Dominant cultures versus minority cultures
- Stereotypes and archetypes
- Value conflicts
- Culture shock and acculturation
- Designing with culture: Models and methods. Let's get started
- Why models and methods?
- Emic and etic: your perspective
- Outsider or insider: Influence of your role
- Storytelling: collecting 'thick data'
- Attune your methods
- Language and communication
- Models and methods. Circuit of culture model
- From persona to cultura
- Socio-cultural dimensions for design
- Role mapping
- Culture mapping with the onion method
- Timeline past
- present
- future
- Artefact analysis
- Probes for storytelling
- Contextmapping in cross-cultural situations
- Observations
- Interviews
- A smart water supply system
- Designing hospital beds
- Designs in context: Meaning and impact. Making a difference
- The medium is the message
- Personal computer and the internet
- An iconic radio
- Television and mass media
- T-shirt
- Umbrella
- Toy bricks
- Pointer booklets
- The Walkman
- Anthora coffee cup
- Sunglasses
- Clap skate
- Housekeeping
- Kitchen and cooking
- Masks
- Paraskevidekatriaphobia
- Automobility
- The wasp
- Wheelchairs and tricycles
- Windmills and watermills
- Colour as a cultural code
- Money
- Cargo cult.