Lab+7

Describe how he defines 'design as a collaborative process', and cite two examples of how creators involve the people they want to create for in their work, according to Bill Moggridge's lecture. (1 paragraph each/2 paragraphs) (Hint: Bruce Mau's Massive Change web site at [] also presents examples of these principles of using 'a shared mind'.)
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Design as a collaborative process is a design process that integrates the ideas of the consumer and is designed not only for one specific market but it as a whole. They can be involved in the design process. Human interation and interface are a major consideration here for example the design of a drinking glass that Bill Morggriidge mentions. When a designer is designing glasses for the face they must keep things like distance of the eyes ears etc in consideration.

Find an online example of a product which utilizes his principles of collaborative design which it involves people in it design. Cite its URL, and describe its design process in two paragraphs, and how it involved its user(s) in a a paragraph.  www.wikipedia.org I think that Wikipedia is a very collaborative website because it calls for people to add and remove content that is relevant. An open source informative site like this absolutely used collaborative principles in its design. There are approximately 18 million articles on it and it will continue to grow. Any topic can be created and shared by everyone. It is very heavily designed and maintained by its users. And most times it takes many users to collaborate and fill the whole topic with the necessary information. The only downside is that although you can learn many things on it, it might not always be 100% correct for this reason.