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A little self-reflection. A wider view.

Where do you stand?

Our experiences shape what we notice, what we assume, and who we design for.

Mirrors grows out of Zubda Tahir’s thesis, Designing with Mirrors, which explores how visual reflection can help designers recognize the influence of their own identities and experiences. This private exercise invites you to map your position, question what feels familiar, and consider perspectives beyond your own.

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Your position is yours to define

My perspective

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My perspectiveTap a spoke or drag its marker. Keyboard: arrow keys adjust, Home and End choose the extremes, Delete clears. Inner means more barriers; outer means more advantage. Positions are personal reflections, not scores.RaceLanguageEducationSocialclassAgeAbility /disabilityGenderidentityReligion
Closer to center
More barriersCloser to the edge
More advantage
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Keyboard help & alternative controls

On the wheel, Tab to a category. Arrow keys move its point; Enter places it; Delete clears it. You can also use the controls below.

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