Design for inclusivity: A practical guide to accessible, innovative and user-centred design

The book consolidates inclusive-design principles, tools and case studies for professional use. It frames population ageing and capability diversity as drivers for better design rather than marginal constraints. Its EDI contribution is to show how accessibility can be integrated with user-centred innovation, making inclusion relevant to strategy, research and development. The practical emphasis helps teams translate demographic and capability evidence into design action. This matters because EDI commitments need methods that can survive real project constraints and communicate value to multiple stakeholders. The guide is a strong foundation for capability-oriented practice, and it benefits from being read alongside later work on design justice, intersectionality and decolonisation that extends inclusion beyond usability.