Cases. Different
 but the same.

Ignoring dilemmas when designing for people means missing countless inspiring design opportunities.

Dilemma-driven design has been applied to a wide range of inspiring challenges, from designing food concepts to stimulating debate about moral dilemmas. Explore a selected number of cases below.

Not in my backyard!
Project type

Not in my backyard!

Teatime dilemmas
Project type

Teatime dilemmas

Disability or superpower?
Project type

Disability or superpower?

12 faces of employee wellbeing
Project type

12 faces of employee wellbeing

A walk around the block
Project type

A walk around the block

Nuclear Sitdown
Project type

Nuclear Sitdown

Moral dilemmas and design choices
Project type

Moral dilemmas and design choices

Design with Dilemmas
Değer Özkaramanlı
University of Twente
Dept. of Design Production  
& Management, Enschede

Contact
d.ozkaramanli[a]utwente.nl
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Cases. Different but the same.

Ignoring dilemmas when designing for people means missing countless inspiring design opportunities.

Cases. Different
 but the same.