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What should you consider when designing for kids?

Alicia chats with Debra Gelman, the author of Design for Kids, a Rosenfeld publication. She is also the SVP of Experience Design at Bottle Rocket.

They cover a lot of ground, including:

Book’s origin story
The difference of designing for a 7-year old versus a 9-year old.
Outstanding apps for children
Hurdles of writing a book on design
Changes she would make to the book for 2021
Some of the major pitfalls people fall into when designing for kids
Designing an experience for multiple age groups

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Episode description

Design for Kids: Rosenfeld book supports digital products for playing and learning

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