Joy's Research Page

My research is currently focused on inclusive design, that is design that is usable by and suitable for a larger range of users, including those who are older or disabled. If you want to know more about this topic, my research group has developed an online toolkit giving a good introduction to and practical guidance for inclusive design. We have also produced a range of practical inclusive design tools, which are available from the toolkit.

I belong to the Inclusive Design group at the Engineering Design Centre (EDC).

You can also read about my PhD work on functional programming.

Current research

I am currently working on various projects, including KT-EQUAL. My work focuses on developing methods, training and tools to help designers and design managers to put inclusive design into practice. I've recently finished working on the i~design 3 project, which put together a pilot survey to gather population-level data on people's capabilities for use in product design. We're continuing to analyse this dataset and are hoping to run a full national survey in the future.

Publications

This page focuses on publications related to my current work in inclusive design You can also see all publications from my previous project, the Utopia project (links off-site), which is closely related to inclusive design. More publications, related to my PhD work, are available from my PhD page.

The publications are listed in reverse chronological order. Some of them link to a page containing more information about the paper, often including its abstract, a pointer to the paper (if available), its BibTeX citation, and possibly some other relevant information.

To appear

• S. Waller, J. Goodman-Deane, M. Bradley, P. Langdon, and P.J. Clarkson (To appear). Quantifying exclusion for tasks related to product interaction. Accepted for Universal Access in the Information Society.
• J. Goodman-Deane, S. Waller, A.-C. Collins, and J. Clarkson. (2013). Simulating vision loss: What levels of impairment are actually represented? Ergonomics & Human Factors 2013. Cambridge, Institute of Ergonomics & Human Factors.
• M. Bradley, J. Goodman-Deane, S. Waller, R. Tenneti, P. Langdon and J. Clarkson (2013). Age, Technology Prior Experience and Ease of Use: Who's Doing What. Ergonomics & Human Factors 2013. Cambridge, Institute of Ergonomics & Human Factors.

2012

• M. Bradley, S. Waller, J. Goodman-Deane, I. Hosking, R. Tenneti, P.M.Langdon, P.J. Clarkson (2012). A Population Perspective on Mobile Phone Related Tasks. In Designing Inclusive Systems (CWUAAT 2012), Springer-Verlag, London, pp. 55-64.
• P.J. Clarkson, F.A. Huppert, F.A., R. Tenneti, R., S. Waller, S., J. Goodman-Deane, P. Langdon,, J. Myerson, and C. Nicolle (2012). Towards Better Design, 2010 [computer file]. Colchester, Essex: UK Data Archive [distributor], May 2012. SN: 6997 , http://dx.doi.org/10.5255/UKDA-SN-6997-1.

2011

• J. Goodman-Deane, S. Waller, E. Williams, P. Langdon, and P.J. Clarkson (2011). Estimating Exclusion: A Tool to Help Designers In: Proceedings of Include 2011, Helen Hamlyn Centre, London.
• J. Goodman-Deane, S. Waller, A. Sarhan, N. Caldwell and P.J. Clarkson (2011). Simulation software: Providing insight into the effects of vision and hearing impairments In: Proceedings of Include 2011, Helen Hamlyn Centre, London.

2010

• J. Goodman-Deane, P. Langdon, and J. Clarkson (2010). Key Influences on the User-Centred Design Process. Journal of Engineering Design 21(2-3), pp. 345-373, April-June 2010.
• J. Goodman-Deane, J. Ward, I. Hosking and J. Clarkson (2010). Comparison of the Usability of Three Autoinjectors. Technical report CUED/C-EDC/TR147, Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge.

2009

• S. Waller, J. Goodman-Deane, P. Langdon, D. Johnson and P. John Clarkson. Developing a Method for Assessing Product Inclusivity. ICED '09 (International Conference on Engineering Design). Stanford, CA, USA, Aug 2009.

2008

• J. Goodman-Deane, S. Waller, and J. Clarkson (2008). Simulating Impairment. (re)Actor3/HCI 2008. Liverpool, Sep 2008.
• J. Goodman-Deane, P. Langdon and J. Clarkson (2008). Addressing Capability Loss in Design Designing for people who do not read easily, Workshop at HCI 2008, Liverpool, UK, 2 Sep 2008.
• J. Goodman-Deane, S. Keith and G. Whitney (Eds) (2008). HCI and the Older Population, workshop at HCI 2008, Liverpool, UK, 1 Sep 2008.
• J. Goodman-Deane, S. Waller, J. Clarkson and P. Langdon (2008). An Online Toolkit for Use in Design for All Education. Workshop on Utilising best practice in ICT Design for All Teaching Organised by EDeAN. London, UK, 26 June 2008.
• A. Newell, J. Goodman-Deane and M. Morgan (2008). Relative Confusion. Workshop on Utilising best practice in ICT Design for All Teaching Organised by EDeAN. London, UK, 26 June 2008.
• J. Goodman-Deane, S. Keith, G. Whitney (2008). Special issue on "HCI and the Older Population". Universal Access in the Information Society vol 8. Springer.
• J. Goodman-Deane, P.M. Langdon, P.J. Clarkson, S. Clarke (2008). User involvement and user data: A framework to help designers to select appropriate methods. In "Designing Inclusive Futures" (CWUAAT 2008), Springer-Verlag, London, pp. 23-34
• J. Goodman-Deane, P. Langdon, S. Clarke and P.J. Clarkson (2008). Categorising design methods: how designers view the roles of user methods in design. In Ergonomics 2008, Nottingham, UK, 1-3 April 2008, pp. 273-278.

2007

• J. Goodman-Deane, P.M. Langdon, P.J. Clarkson, N.H.M. Caldwell and A.M. Sarhan (2007). Equipping Designers by Simulating the Effects of Visual and Hearing Impairments. Assets 2007, 14-17 Oct 2007, Tempe, Arizona, ACM Press, pp. 241-242.
• J. Goodman, P. Langdon, P.J. Clarkson and H. Dong (2007). Industry Response to Inclusive Design: A Survey. ICED 2007 (International Conference on Engineering Design), Paris, France, The Design Society, Aug 2007.
• R. Coleman, J. Clarkson, J. Goodman, I. Hosking, K. Sinclair, S. Waller (2007) Introduction. Part 1 in: Clarkson et al (eds). Inclusive design toolkit. Engineering Design Centre, University of Cambridge, UK. This is also available as Sections "What is inclusive design", "Why do inclusive design" and "Corporate implications" in The Inclusive Design Toolkit
• J. Clarkson, J. Goodman, I. Hosking, K. Sinclair, S. Waller, M. White (2007) Knowledge and Tools. Part 3 in: Clarkson et al (eds). Inclusive design toolkit. Engineering Design Centre, University of Cambridge, UK. This is also available as the Section "Knowledge and Tools" in The Inclusive Design Toolkit
• J. Goodman, S. Clarke, P. Langdon, P.J. Clarkson (2007). Designers' perceptions of methods of involving and understanding users. In: Universal Access in HCI (Part 1), HCI International. Beijing, China. July 2007. Springer, LNCS 4554, pp. 127-136.
• J. Goodman, P. Langdon, P.J. Clarkson (2007). Formats for User Data in Inclusive Design. In: Universal Access in HCI (Part 1), HCI International. Beijing, China. July 2007. Springer, LNCS 4554, pp. 117-126.
• A. Morris, J. Goodman and H. Brading (2007). Internet use and non-use: views of older users. Universal Access in the Information Society 6(1), pp. 43-57.
• J. Goodman, J. Cassim, P. Langdon and P.J. Clarkson (2007). Involving People with Disabilities: Lessons from a Designer-Centred Inclusive Design Competition. In Proceedings of Include 2007, Royal College of Art: London. April 2007.

2006

• J. Goodman, A. Dickinson, S. Keith and G. Whitney (Eds), HCI, the Web and the Older Population, workshop at HCI 2006, London, UK, 12 Sep 2006.
• J. Goodman, P.J. Clarkson and P. Langdon. Providing Information about Older and Disabled Users to Designers. In HCI, the Web and the Older Population, workshop at HCI 2006, London, UK, 12 Sep 2006.
• J. Goodman, P. Langdon, P.J. Clarkson and J. Cassim. Engaging the Public in Inclusive Design. In Designing the Not-Quite-Yet: Ideas and Methods for Engaging the Public in a Digital Future of their Choice, workshop at HCI 2006, London, UK, 14 Sep 2006.
• J. Goodman, J. Cassim, P. Langdon and P.J. Clarkson. Participatory Design with Disabled People in a Designer-Centred Inclusive Design Competition. In Developing Design Methodologies for Designing for Elderly with Elderly, workshop at HCI 2006, London, UK, 11 Sep 2006.
• J. Goodman, H. Dong, P. Langdon and P.J. Clarkson. Increasing the Uptake of Inclusive Design in Industry. Gerontechnology 5(3), Special Issue on Universal Design, Sep 2006, 140-149.
• J. Goodman, P.M. Langdon and P.J. Clarkson. Equipping Designers for Inclusive Design. In Gerontechnology 4(4), March 2006, pp. 229-233.
• J. Goodman, P.M. Langdon and P.J. Clarkson, Providing Strategic User Information for Designers: Methods and Initial Findings. In Clarkson et al (Eds), Designing Accessible Technology, Springer, 2006 (Proceedings of CWUAAT 2006, Cambridge, UK, 10-12 April 2006), pp.41-51.
• J. Goodman, H. Dong, P.M. Langdon and P.J. Clarkson, Factors Involved in Industry's Response to Inclusive Design. In Clarkson et al (Eds), Designing Accessible Technology, Springer, 2006 (Proceedings of CWUAAT 2006, Cambridge, UK, 10-12 April 2006), pp.31-39.
• P.J. Clarkson, P.M. Langdon, P. Robinson and J. Goodman. Proceedings of the 3rd Cambridge Workshop on Universal Access and Assistive Technology (Incorporating the 6th Cambridge Workshop on Rehabilitation Robotics), 10-12 April 2006, Cambridge University Engineering Department CUED/C-EDC/TR139.
• J. Goodman, H. Dong, P.M. Langdon, P.J. Clarkson, Industry's response to inclusive design: A survey of current awareness and perceptions. In Proceedings of Contemporary Ergonomics 2006, Cambridge, UK, 4-6 April 2006. Taylor and Francis. pp.368-372

2005

• J. Goodman and J. Lundell, HCI and the Older Population, Special Issue of Interacting with Computers 17(6), Elsevier, Dec 2005.
• S. Brewster, I. Darroch, J. Goodman and P. Gray, The Effect of Age and Font Size on Reading Text on Handheld Computers. Proceedings of Interact 2005, Rome, Sep 2005.
• J. Goodman, P.M. Langdon and P.J. Clarkson, Providing Strategic User Information to Designers, in HCI and the Older Population, workshop at HCI 2005, Sep 2005.
• J. Goodman, J. Clarkson and P. Langdon, Developing Tools for Communicating Inclusive Design Principles, in Promoting User Sensitive Inclusive Design: Strategies for Communicating User Needs to Designers, workshop at ADDW 2005, Dundee, UK, Aug 2005.
• J. Goodman and A. Dickinson (Eds), Workshop on HCI and the Older Population at HCI 2005, Leeds, UK, 5 Sep 2005.
• J. Goodman, S. Brewster and P. Gray, Not just a matter of design: Key issues surrounding the inclusive design process. In Proceedings of Include 2005, Helen Hamlyn Research Centre, London, April 2005.
• J. Goodman, S. Brewster and P. Gray, How can we best use landmarks to support older people in navigation? Behaviour and Information Technology 24(1), Special Issue on HCI in Mobile Guides, pp. 3-20, Jan-Feb 2005.

2004

• R. Eisma, A. Dickinson, J. Goodman, A. Syme, L. Tiwari and A. F. Newell, Early User Involvement in the Development of Information Technology-Related Products for Older People, Universal Access in the Information Society 3(2), Special Issue on Design Principles to Support Older Adults, 2004, pp. 131-140.
• P. Gray, J. Goodman and J. Macleod, A Lightweight Experiment Management System for Handheld Computers, in Proceedings of CADUI 2004, Madeira, Portugal, Jan 2004.

You can also see:

• My publications related to the Utopia project
• Publications related to my PhD work

E-mail me (jag76 @cam.ac.uk) for more information, and details of more recent research. (NB. Remove the space from the e-mail address to e-mail me.)