Diversity-sensitive human-centered technology design
Diversity-sensitive human-centered technology design supports the development of appropriate technologies in an iterative process with diverse stakeholders by using qualitative methods (e.g. focus groups, interviews and personas) to translate human needs, abilities and behaviour into gender- and diversity-sensitive technology design.
The diversity-sensitive human-centered design approach uses participatory methods, carried out as co-creation of knowledge and co-design of technology with the researchers, users and relevant stakeholders.
Anita Thaler explains in an interview of the Gendered Innovations video-series how a gender -and diversity-sensitive human centered design was applied in a medical-technology-development project.