DESIGN BEYOND VISION
Design Beyond Vision is a cooperation between two designers: the blind Simon Dogger and the abled body Boey Wang. The project challenges the current dominant visual approach of the design field, which is not only inaccessible for people with an impairment, but it is also restrictive for all since touch, smell, taste and sound raises the quality of a product. As designers they feel the need to develop a design method that fits to current circumstances and shifts the design field from exclusive to inclusive.
The Collaboration of Simon Dogger
Non-Visual Design
Haptic Design elaborates on our under-estimated senses, especially touch: haptic design is an innovative perspective to create a new sense of aesthetics and user experience in order to challenge visually dominated design practices. The method is also a solution that encourages a more independent life for visually impaired users, as well as a common ground for understanding the diverse ways of living, avoiding discrimination from the ‘common visual standards’.
Supported by
Tactile Design & For All
Studio Boey is a design studio focused on tactile, inclusive everyday objects. Our work starts from touch—how hands move, how the body senses, and how people interact with objects beyond vision.
By designing from the perspective of blind and visually impaired users, we aim to create products that work naturally for everyone. Not as special solutions, but as shared tools that feel intuitive, calm, and human in daily life.