where your ideas come from, something that makes you want to do something

Yinka Ilori and accessible design

Design and technology

Accessible design prototype

Vivienne Westwood and fashion design

Upcycling fashion design

Zaha Hadid and architectural design

Architectural orthographic projections

Ole Kirk Kristiansen and polymers

Graphic designs

This unit introduces pupils to key individuals and products from the product design and fashion industries that have shaped our world. Pupils will complete design tasks that develop their knowledge and understanding of designers and their products while critiquing the materials and techniques used.

Products and people: inspirational design

where ideas come from, something that makes you want to do something

able to be used by as many people as possible

Where does some of Yinka Ilori’s inspiration come from?

What is the main way Ilori and his team make their designs positive and uplifting?

Designers must have {{}} for the user and consider their experiences and feelings when designing accessible products.

a product that can be used by as many people as possible

a product that can be used by very few people

a product that can be used by only a select few

designing for a specific age range of users.

putting yourself in someone else's shoes.

Showing empathy when designing is like ...

What makes this product accessible? Select the most appropriate response.

it can be used in a primary school, secondary school and an office

Why would a classroom chair NOT be considered an accessible product?

to use designs or ideas that have been done before

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.

Yinka Ilori and accessible design

Lesson outcome

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.