Designing inclusive interactions. Inclusive interactions between people and products in their contexts of use

This edited volume expands inclusive design from isolated product features to interactions situated in everyday contexts. The chapters bring together engineering, ergonomics, interaction design and user research to explore how capability, task and environment combine. Its EDI contribution is the recognition that access is relational and dynamic: the same person may be included or excluded depending on context, support and interface demands. This matters for digital and physical design because compliance at component level does not guarantee an inclusive experience across a whole journey. The collection offers methods and case material for examining use in context, supporting more nuanced evaluation of barriers and enabling conditions. It provides a valuable bridge between foundational capability models and contemporary experience-centred approaches.