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Better products design for over 50s

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  1. Hello,

    I am a MA student currently undertaking a research project
    on helping product design companies, mainly employing
    designers in their 20s/30s pay more attention to the needs
    and aspirations of over 50s.

    I have contacted many associations such as Age Concern and I
    am already working with several design companies in Europe
    on the matter.

    If you are an Internet users over 50 years old, living in
    the UK, I would be very interested to ask you a few
    questions, either by email or over the phone (15-20 minutes
    max - I will call you).

    It is a great opportunity to get your opinions on product
    design to companies who create them.

    Please contact me at [email hidden]

    Thank you.

    Cheyok

  2. (Cheyok) said:

    Hello,

    I am a MA student currently undertaking a research project
    on helping product design companies, mainly employing
    designers in their 20s/30s pay more attention to the needs
    and aspirations of over 50s.

    N1 Suggest you also consult the medical profession, medics
    and opticians especially because the loss of visual acuity
    discussed in this thread is a direct consequence of ageing
    and, as such, is unavoidable and likely to affect absolutely
    everyone to some degree or other.

    SteveO

    NE Climbers & walkers chat forum;
    thenmc.org.ukindex.php

    NMC website: thenmc.org.ukthenmc.org.uk

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