Facilitating participation has become one of the cornerstones of co-design, and a number of
methods, techniques and events intended to inspire design participants and scaffold …

set of the double special issue contributions that began in CoDesign 4 (1), March 2008. In
the first volume, Liz Sanders and Jan Stappers, Yanki Lee, Tuuli Mattelmaki, Christina …

We present analyses of interactions produced in meetings concerned with design of
artefacts, where core values (ie, fundamental beliefs of a person or a group) are at stake …

In this paper, we present the GLID method to integrate verbal, material and other co-design
outcomes in a structured and coherent analysis. GLID aims to increase internal rigor and …

Theodore Zamenopoulos and Katerina Alexiou discuss the field of co-design and its
underpinning theories and methods. They argue that Design as a process is always …

Participation in design is broadening, and there is a movement away from designing to co-
designing. They are related, but the little co-makes them different organizational and socio …

User-centred design is a widely acknowledged practice. Much attention has been paid to the
methods, tools and processes on how to conduct design research and field studies with and …

As co-design is increasingly applied across multiple sectors, there is a greater need for
practical guides to support extended, low-cost and diverse implementation. This paper …

In this paper we introduce a participatory design technique for early, formative concept
evaluations to elicit in-depth user feedback and suggestions, revealing attitudes and …

Collaborative arrangements between users and designers today are enacted in a
broadening array of circumstances. These include extended, even years-long projects within …