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Is prior experience the same as intuition in the context of inclusive design

Prior experience and intuitive use have been discussed as tools for inclusive design. Indeed, recent theory intermingles both when defining intuitive use as the subconscious application of prior knowledge. But are there levels of prior knowledge that are more intuitive than others? What is the role of general sensorimotor knowledge versus specific tool knowledge in inclusive design? The workshop brings together different theoretical approaches and empirical findings that enhance the understanding of prior experience and intuitive use in inclusive design.