This wideranging overview of design in everyday life demonstrates how design shapes our lives in ways most of us would never imagine. The author a leading expert in social and psychological issues in design uncovers the gender age and body biases inherent in the designs of common products and living spaces that we all routinely use. From the schools our children attend and the buildings we work in to illfitting clothes and onesizefitsall seating in public transportation restaurants and movie theaters we are surrounded by an artificial environment that can affect our comfort our selfimage and even our health.Anthony points out the flaws and disadvantages of certain fashions childrens toys hightech gadgets packaging public transportation public restrooms neighborhood layouts classrooms workplaces hospitals and more.