"undesign" meaning in English

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        "To reverse or fail to implement a design; to design something in a way that deliberately rejects the conventions of designing."
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          "text": "Although it may seem as if undesign calls for the elimination of discipline or intention, to the contrary, undesign thinking guides designers from any knowledge base or perspective to enact their crafts for the full diversity of product users, art viewers, space occupants, and so forth, rather than for creating and thus manipulating homogenous target groups.",
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