to co-design
- verb
- /koʊ dɪˈzaɪn/
- Specialized
- We will co-design the new app features together, combining our ideas and feedback.
Priscilla came to me through another producer that I knew and she asked me to Co design a line with her for Home Shopping Network.
- Priscilla came to me through another producer that I knew and she asked me to Co design a line with her for Home Shopping Network.
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Priscilla came to me through another producer that I knew and she asked me to Co design a line with her for Home Shopping Network.
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And then that is mounted to this sled which I kind of Co designed with one of the engineers at Bimba.
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And, and that's why we, we've got working with people like Leanne to challenge us and to help us Co design the services.
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The team plans to co-design their project with community input to ensure it meets everyone's needs.
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During the workshop, participants will co-design solutions to improve local transportation.
Synonyms
To do something with other people to reach the same goal
To work with other people to reach a shared goal
To work together with other people, groups, or tools to do something
To make something together with other people or organizations
Make something together with other people
How Collaborative
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Etymology
The verb co-design uses co- ('together', as in cooperate) and design ('to plan or draw'), so to co-design is to plan or create something 'together' with other people, sharing ideas and responsibility.