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What does human-centred, inclusive design really look like in practice - not as a checklist, not as an afterthought, but as thinking that has the power to transform the spaces, systems and environments we interact with every day?
Re:Design is a podcast series from Mima, a human-centric, inclusive design consultancy with nearly 50 years of experience helping organisations create environments and experiences that genuinely work for people across different bodies, identities and ways of engaging with the world.
Across this series, we bring together experts from museums, rail and transport, green spaces, technology start-ups, wayfinding and disability innovation to explore what inclusive design looks like when it's embedded from the very start. We hear how co-design workshops with nursery children transformed a gallery, why disabled people make 30% fewer journeys a year, what it takes to make a forest truly welcoming, how a start-up pivoted its entire platform by listening to users, and why the best wayfinding goes far beyond signs on walls.
We talk about lived experience, co-creation, sensory design, accessibility, neurodiversity, the business case for inclusion, and the
journeys people don't make because the system wasn't designed with them in mind. And we explore a clear thread that runs through every conversation: when people are placed at the centre of decision-making, better solutions emerge - for everyone.
These are practical, honest conversations grounded in real projects, real challenges and real learning. If you believe that designing with people - not just for them - leads to richer, smarter, more rewarding outcomes, this series is for you.
New episodes released fortnightly from 11/05/26.
Re:Design is a podcast series from Mima, a human-centric, inclusive design consultancy with nearly 50 years of experience helping organisations create environments and experiences that genuinely work for people across different bodies, identities and ways of engaging with the world.
Across this series, we bring together experts from museums, rail and transport, green spaces, technology start-ups, wayfinding and disability innovation to explore what inclusive design looks like when it's embedded from the very start. We hear how co-design workshops with nursery children transformed a gallery, why disabled people make 30% fewer journeys a year, what it takes to make a forest truly welcoming, how a start-up pivoted its entire platform by listening to users, and why the best wayfinding goes far beyond signs on walls.
We talk about lived experience, co-creation, sensory design, accessibility, neurodiversity, the business case for inclusion, and the
journeys people don't make because the system wasn't designed with them in mind. And we explore a clear thread that runs through every conversation: when people are placed at the centre of decision-making, better solutions emerge - for everyone.
These are practical, honest conversations grounded in real projects, real challenges and real learning. If you believe that designing with people - not just for them - leads to richer, smarter, more rewarding outcomes, this series is for you.
New episodes released fortnightly from 11/05/26.
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Oct. 25, 2023ကတည်းက
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Across this series, we’ve explored what human-centred, inclusive design looks like in practice - in galleries and museums, transport networks, green spaces, technology start-ups and complex wayfinding environments. While these settings may seem very different, a single thread runs through every con…
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Wayfinding is often treated as a final layer - a set of signs applied at the end of a project. But in reality it begins much earlier, shaped by spatial layout, language, lighting, materials, sound, culture and lived experience. What does it really take to make a space legible, intuitive and inclusi…
Spending time outdoors can improve our physical health, reduce stress, build community and deepen our emotional connection to the world around us. But for many people, barriers appear long before they arrive - in the decision to visit, the journey to get there, and the feeling that a green space si…
Start-ups are often driven by bold ideas, new technology or innovative data. But too often teams fall into the trap of building what they think people need, rather than what users actually value. So how can human centred design help start-ups test assumptions early, uncover real needs, de-risk inve…
Travel can be empowering, freeing and confidence-building - but it can also be stressful, exhausting and exclusionary. When physical, digital or systemic barriers are present, the passenger experience become something very different. And what about the journeys people never make at all, because the…
What does it really mean for a museum or gallery to be inclusive - not just physically accessible, but genuinely welcoming to everyone who walks through the door? And what happens when inclusive design is embedded from the very start of a project, rather than added as an afterthought?
From multi…
Whether it’s a world-class sporting arena, art gallery, music festival or museum, how do you create an experience for the end user that will keep them coming back for more?
In this episode, we draw on experts from a variety of sectors to uncover what the key factors that go into creating a seamless…
Have you ever seen a vision for the future of your industry or noticed an alarming gap that you could create a solution for?
Or have you ever found yourself wanting to create change to best suit the needs of everyone, but felt frustrated in your attempts, or didn't even know where to start or even …
Set against the backdrop of the prolific rise of AI and the pace of technology and innovations continuing at a pace, what is the best way to get to genuinely innovative and creative solutions? In this episode we delve into how design principles, and creative storytelling as well as new technology h…
A billion people - that’s 15% of the world’s population - live with some sort of disability, so ensuring equal access to travel is not just simply the right thing to do not just from an ethical standpoint but it’s also just good business. From temporary and permanent disabilities to impairments to…
မသက်ဆိုင်ကြောင်းရှင်းလင်းချက်: ဤစာမျက်နှာပေါ်တွင် ထည့်သွင်းထားသော ပေါ့တ်ကာစ်နှင့် အနုပညာလက်ရာများသည် ၎င်း၏ပိုင်ရှင်၏ပိုင်ဆိုင်မှုဖြစ်သည့် Mima မှဖြစ်ပြီး Listen Notes, Inc နှင့် ဆက်နွှယ်ခြင်း သို့မဟုတ် ထောက်ခံထားခြင်းမရှိပါ။
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