At Mijksenaar, we design for everyone with an inclusive mindset. At every step, we consider and take care of the user’s needs. With this approach, Mijksenaar designs, studies, and examines how wayfinding can cultivate orientation, navigation, and experience for everyone, everywhere.
We consider it our responsibility and obligation to challenge the societal stereotypes and binaries that hinder progress. Communicating with clients, stakeholders, architects, potential and future users, and construction workers throughout the process helps us to understand and improve.
We make wayfinding for people on every spectrum, whether it is literacy, neurodiversity, mobility, or visibility, by developing wayfinding solutions that are multifaceted and multisensory. Mijksenaar utilizes technology that collects flow data, on-site user surveys, and tailored methods that empathize with and prioritize the user.
Our team considers the minute details, whether in an office bathroom, an airport prayer room, an inter-city bridge, a museum exhibition, a hospital, or a beach boulevard. Our information systems help everyone find their way and connect with their surroundings regardless of age, gender, race, sex, ability, culture, ethnicity, nationality, or religion.
