In practice

Touring and temporary museums

The advantages and disadvantages of impermanence

Practical design: top tips

Running a project and working with designers

A flexible approach to hard science

Case study from Ulster Museum

Running an accessible design process

Case study from the Horniman Museum, London

Designing stories

Making sure design meets visitors’ expectations 

Making spaces accessible to children with autism

Preparation and accommodation are crucial for making museums accessible to those with autism

Planning flexible education spaces

Case study on the Sackler Education Centre, V&A

Hands on collections

Case study on the Horniman Museum’s Hands on Base

Learning spaces

Light, visibility and flexibility come into play when designing learning spaces

People’s History Museum appoints playwright in residence

Labour party archives used for play on infamous Bermondsey by-election

Second annual Museum Shop Sunday expects thousands of retail participants

Museum shops across UK and the world to take part

Web accessibility

Making websites accessible to all is an important responsibility