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1	What do ADHDers Need? : Working Towards Establishing Guidelines and More Ethical Methods for Designing for and with the Neurodivergent Turner, James January 2023 (has links) In this paper, I begin the first steps towards developing more ethical methods for designing for users with ADHD by investigating what needs stakeholders have when interacting with technology. Current interaction design projects concerned with ADHD are largely focused on children—ignoring adults with ADHD. Their aims and methods are problematic, potentially harmful, and erase experiences of those with ADHD by excluding them from the design process. These projects treat the ADHD community as a list of symptoms to be fixed by training behaviors—a practice that has been demonstrated to cause harm. Influenced by the Crip Technoscience, Neurodiversity, and Self-Advocacy movements and utilizing participatory/co-design methods I investigate the needs of users with ADHD by engaging with them throughout the process, ultimately leading to the development of preliminary guidelines for designing for ADHD accessibility which are presented in this paper alongside design examples and discussion of possible future work. Accessibility Accessibility Design Interaction Design ADHD Neurodivergence Crip Technoscience Self-Adovcacy HCI Design guidelines UI Design UX Design Interaction Technologies Interaktionsteknik Human Aspects of ICT Mänsklig interaktion med IKT