Unlike universal design, which aims to make mass-produced products “accessible” to many people, inclusive design is a design approach that seeks functionality in making products “accessible” to disabled persons too. Moreover, inclusive design uncovers deeper needs and values and proposes solutions based on the common perspective of “what is truly desired?”
Since 2021, with the objective of embodying Our Vision of “cultivating the joy of expressing oneself,” we have worked on the Inclusive Design Project targeting a diverse range of people “leaving no one behind.”
