The paradox of spontaneity and design: Designing spontaneous interactions

Oase 2011 (85):33-41 (2011)
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Abstract

This paper illustrates how affordance-based design can contribute to solutions for the grand challenges that society faces. The design methodology of ‘strategic interventions’ is explained.

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