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Neurodiversity is great for design and for business with Matthew Bellringer
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#019 - We are all neurodiverse but we’re encouraged to leave our neurodiversities at the door just so we can “fit in”. However, neurodivergent designers can bring in a lot of lived experiences helpful for innovation, especially when designing for neurodivergent users. In this episode, I chat with Matthew Bellringer, creative innovation consultant, neurodiversity advocate and social entrepreneur. Matthew was diagnosed with ADHD when we was 39 and autism at 42. For Matthew, increasing neurodiversity in organisations is not just a morally right thing to do but also a competitive advantage.
In this episode:
- Neurodivergence in design
- Recognising neurodivergence within yourself
- Filling in the neurodiversity gap and why that's important for innovation
- Fitting in or fitting out: what can you do as a neurodivergent designer?
- Who's responsible for nurturing neurodiversity in organisations?
- Don't create safe spaces, create safe-enough spaces
- and much more!
Shownotes
Join Nirish Shakya and Matthew Bellringer LIVE on Delightful Dissent on Thursday 20th October 1pm UK time
https://www.designfeeling.co/delightfuldissent
Book a no-cost, no-strings 30 minute advice call with Matthew if you’re exploring your own neurodivergence
https://calendarhero.to/mbQuickWebMeeting
Matthew Bellringer on LinkedIn
https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-bellringer/
Matthew’s website
https://www.matthewbellringer.com/
Delightful Dissent Podcast
https://www.matthewbellringer.com/delightful-dissent
If you’re in tech, consider joining or partnering with NeurodiverseIT, a group for neurodivergent IT professionals, part of BCS, the Chartered Institute of IT
https://www.bcs.org/membership-and-registrations/member-communities/neurodiverseit-specialist-group/
Show credits
Illustrations by Isa Vicente
https://www.instagram.com/isadezgz/
Music by Brad Porter
Episode edited by Niall Mackay
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Hoofdstukken
1. Neurodiversity is great for design and for business with Matthew Bellringer (00:00:00)
2. Welcome (00:02:10)
3. How Matthew got started in linking creativity and neurodiversity (00:02:17)
4. Neurodiversity, neurodivergence, neurominority and neurotypical (00:06:29)
5. Neurodivergence in design (00:09:15)
6. Recognising neurodivergence within yourself (00:12:22)
7. Filling in the neurodiversity gap and why that's important for innovation (00:20:02)
8. Fitting in or fitting out: what can you do as a neurodivergent designer? (00:24:38)
9. Who's responsible for nurturing neurodiversity in organisations? (00:30:45)
10. Creating space for play in your daily practice (00:33:55)
11. Don't create safe spaces, create safe-enough spaces (00:35:40)
12. Giving neurodivergent users spaces to play with in digital products (00:40:27)
13. Get your design 80% right (00:46:02)
14. Preventing uncertainties in design being hijacked by opinions (00:49:47)
15. Using as lived experiences to design for others (00:51:37)
16. Joyless designs are a result of joyless creation processes (00:58:19)
17. No Title (00:59:27)
18. A common myth Matthew would like to debunk (01:01:04)
19. Recap (01:02:06)
20. The role of power (01:05:20)
21. Free 30-min advice call with Matthew (01:08:11)
22. Finding Matthew online (01:10:01)
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