Design Justice
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Design Justice
Design Justice is a way of thinking in design that makes sure people who are affected by design decisions have a real say in those decisions. In Ethical Design, Design Justice means designers ask for feedback from different groups before making choices, and use simple ways to show ideas so everyone can understand and join in. One new fact is that Design Justice encourages using visual tools like storyboards or sketches in group meetings, so people who do not use technical language can still share their thoughts and help shape the final design. This helps make design more fair and open to everyone's ideas, making sure each voice is heard in the process.
participatory design, ethical design, community input, visual communication, inclusive decision-making
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