Inclusive design for an undiagnosed world | Jasmine Glasheen | TEDxSanDiegoSalon

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Modern retail spaces scandalize neurodivergent and next gen consumers who would buy from them, turning quick trips to the store into sensory obstacle courses. Thought leader Jasmine Glasheen blends retail strategy with her lived experience as a late-diagnosed autistic to explore why traditional store design alienates 15–20% of the population, and how retailers can build stores that feel safe for everyone. Website: https://www.jasmineglasheen.biz LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jasmine-glasheen Instagram: @jazzledazzleem #TEDxSanDiego #TEDx#Neurodiversity #RetailTrends #InclusiveDesign #ActuallyAutistic #TEDxSpeaker Jasmine Glasheen believes that to understand the future of the marketplace, you need to understand the people redefining it. A retail strategist, writer, and university lecturer, Jasmine focuses on shifting cultural paradigms and the factors behind them. Her work explores how both neurodivergent thinkers and next-gen consumers are moving away from algorithm-chasing toward rad

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