Case studies
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Flytoget – new Airport Express train
Oslo’s Airport Express Train, Flytoget, is used by almost 8 million people every year and is the preferred means of transport to and from Oslo Airport. Built on universal design principles, Flytoget’s new train cars will offer a more comfortable experience for all passengers.
Municipality of Oslo - a holisitic and unifying identity
Design agency Creuna (now Knowit) and the Municipality of Oslo has developed a user-friendly, flexible and unifying identity for Oslo, one that makes municipal services more understandable to citizens, and therefore strengthening the local democracy.
Stovnertårnet – closer to nature
Stovnertårnet is a spectacular 260-metre walking path and lookout tower that extends 15 metres above the ground with beautiful views of Oslo. It is also a sanctuary, a meeting place and an urban nature attraction built on universal design principles to ensure inclusion of a diversity of visitors.
Xbox team pushes the boundaries of gaming
The Xbox team tried to find out how to make gaming more enjoyable and improve the controllability of consoles for people with disabilities through a design sprint. From improvements benefit all gamers, regardless of disability or specific need.
Experts
Advice can help you get started
Working with experts is highly recommended. They will make your path to your goal more direct, without unnecessary mistakes, disappointments, and falls. With their help, exploring the aisles of knowledge will be a rewarding experience. They include researchers, service designers, accessibility consultants, UX designers, and more.
