Inclusive Design for Digital Public Services

 

OUR AIM

Championing digital transformation for all

Digital public services are supposed to make life easier for us all - but they often end up excluding people, especially members of marginalised groups. The IDEATE project seeks to address this problem through a collaboration with communities, designers, and the public sector. We focus on digital inclusion, equity, upskilling, and literacy to create better services by matching technology to the needs of the community.

Objective 1: Leadership

Driving people-centric digital transformation of public services

Objective 2: Digital

Embracing, adopting, and championing inclusive digital services

Objective 3: People

Working with individuals & communities to design inclusive digital services

Objective 4: Skills

Embedding design in the public sector & digital literacy in communities

Making digital services work for people
- not the other way around

We believe that digital services in the public sector should, first and foremost, serve the public. Taking a human-centred design approach, we work with communities to identify problems with public-facing digital services, imagine a better way, and interface with our public sector collaborators to make that vision a reality.

Design is human-centred

Design is collaborative

Design is inclusive

Design challenges asumptions with evidence

Our Partners

The National Challenge Fund was established under the government’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP), funded by the EU’s Recovery and Resilience Facility. The fund is coordinated and administered by Science Foundation Ireland..

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