Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration
Also known as: Multi-Stakeholder Design
A collaborative approach that involves diverse groups of people with different roles, expertise, and lived experiences in the design and development process. In accessible design, multi-stakeholder collaboration typically brings together end users with disabilities, domain experts, designers, technologists, educators, and organizational staff. Each stakeholder group contributes unique knowledge — lived experience of accessibility barriers, subject matter expertise, technical capabilities, and institutional understanding — that collectively produces more inclusive and effective solutions than any single group could achieve alone.
Category: design · organizational accessibility
Related: Participatory Design · Co-Design · Human-Centered Design · Cross-Sector Partnership