The Art of Co-Design

The quintessential handbook on 'how to' co-design.

In recent years, co-design has become something of a buzzword. While the term has gained in popularity, its true meaning and practical implementations are not widely understood. Existing resources, such as co-design toolkits, are freely available online but tend to be highly specialised and template-driven, limiting their usefulness for diverse contexts.

The team behind "The Art of Co-Design" conducted a thorough review of existing co-design toolkits and created a comprehensive resource that provides a holistic understanding of co-design, its methods, and applications.

This book examines the core steps in developing and delivering projects, from creatively designing the co-design itself to understanding how it can work best for different stakeholder groups to analysing results correctly and producing effective prototypes. Consider this book the ultimate guide on 'how to' co-design.

Jeremy Kerr, Jessica Cheers, Danielle Gallegos, Alethea Blackler, and Nick Kelly are designers, researchers and academics from the QUT Design Lab and Centre for Childhood Nutrition Research at Queensland University of Technology, Australia. They have collectively led over 50 major and multi-year co-design initiatives worldwide in sectors such as health, education, business, technology design, and social change.

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