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Adding Value: Creativity Applied conference, Edinburgh The Problem Comes First: designers as researchers in a complex world Jeremy Myerson Alan Fletcher Artists solve their own problems. Designers solve other people s PROBLEM


  1. Adding Value: Creativity Applied conference, Edinburgh The Problem Comes First: designers as researchers in a complex world Jeremy Myerson

  2. Alan Fletcher ‘ Artists solve their own problems. Designers solve other people ’s… ’

  3. PROBLEM STATEMENT DISCOVER DEFINE PROBLEM DEFINITION CREATE DELIVER SOLUTION

  4. Design for an ageing population Creativity

  5. Population ageing in the UK A

  6. Population ageing in Japan

  7. Understanding the consumer young? Levi ’ s campaign

  8. Understanding the ageing consumer or old?

  9. Impairments of ageing

  10. the inability to focus Vision – the inability to focus as we get older our focal range decreases 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 ocular accommodation by age (dioptres) Applied Ergonomics 20/1/1993

  11. Sensory – vision impairment

  12. 1955 Designing for people

  13. The Measure of Man 1960

  14. 1967 Designing for the disabled

  15. 1971 Design for the Real World

  16. 2011 Designing with people

  17. 2012 Designing by people

  18. Jane Fulton Suri, IDEO: charting the paradigm

  19. Designing for people

  20. Designing for People

  21. Designing for People

  22. Designing with people

  23. Designing by people

  24. Designing by People

  25. Designing by People

  26. Problem: older people and mobile phones CUNEO ITALY

  27. USER ER MANU NUAL AL BOX DEVIC ICE

  28. BANANA PHONE

  29. CUNEO ITALY

  30. Problem: emergency mobile healthcare for an ageing population

  31. Current ambulance design

  32. 54

  33. Problem: street design and people with sight loss

  34. Adding Value: Creativity Applied conference, Edinburgh Thank You Jeremy Myerson

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