Design Kit: Facilitator's guide to introducing Human-centered Design
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The document is a facilitator's guide for a workshop on human-centered design, held on April 25, 2016, by Gitte Hjort and Matt Johnston. It outlines the structure of the workshop, including ideation and iteration phases, key concepts of user-centered design, and various activities such as brainstorming and presentations. Highlights include a focus on understanding user needs and the iterative design process, with examples from the ideo design kit.
Design Kit: Facilitator's guide to introducing Human-centered Design
- 1. Design Kit: Facilitator’s guide to introducing Human-centered Design 25th April 2016 Facilitated by Gitte Hjort and Matt Johnston
- 2. Workshop Experience Content Part 1: Photos from the workshop Part 2: Slides from presentation
- 3. PART 1: PHOTOS FROM THE WORKSHOP
- 4. Welcome pack, CHECK. Post its, CHECK. Brain food, CHECK!
- 5. All the basics provided.
- 6. Name tags for guests with expertise disclosed.
- 7. Matt Johnston presenting “What is User-centered Design?” presentation.
- 8. Slide on IDEO’s Design Kit.
- 9. Gitte Hjort presents the IDEO Design Kit to participants.
- 11. Matt Johnston in full facilitator mode.
- 12. After the initial ‘silent brainstorm’the teams share aloud their ideas and group together.
- 14. More ideas appear from group brainstorm session.
- 15. As initial thoughts form together they create natural areas of interest.
- 16. Team One presents their first concept.
- 18. Team two present their first concept.
- 19. A quick reminder of the days workshop challenge.
- 20. Team One begins iterating on their first concept.
- 21. Team Two also begins iterating on their first concept.
- 22. Time is a precious resource, only fully realized by team one’s lack of.
- 23. Using storyboarding to work out service design.
- 24. Team Two uses a map of Copenhagen to plot out key locations of their concept’s user journey.
- 28. Workshop in User-Centered Design Presented by Gitte Hjort and Matt Johnston 25th April 2016
- 29. Why are you here?
- 30. “What’s in it for us?”
- 31. “What’s in it for you?”
- 32. Today’s Schedule What is User-centered design? Session 1 – Ideation Break Session 2 – Iteration Wrap-up and thank you
- 33. What is User-centered Design?
- 34. “User-centered design means understanding what your users need, how they think, and how they behave – and incorporating that understanding into every aspect of your process.” – Jesse James Garrett, User experience designer
- 35. User-centered Design… Human-centered Design.. Design Thinking… Participatory Design…? “What’s the difference?”
- 36. Sooo… What is it good for?
- 41. Industry adoption of UCD
- 42. In the media…
- 43. What is the User-Centered Design Process?
- 44. Iterative Cyclic Thinking Process by Stanford Design School Iterate, iterate, iterate!
- 45. Comparison of other process models.
- 47. “Design Thinking is a human centered approach to innovation that draws from the designer’s toolkit to integrate the needs of the people, the possibilities of technology, and the requirements for business success.” Tim Brown – President & CEO of IDEO
- 49. Key elements of UCD 1. People-centered
- 50. Key elements of UCD 1. People-centered 2. Highly creative
- 51. Key elements of UCD 1. People-centered 2. Highly creative 3. Hands-on
- 52. Key elements of UCD 1. People-centered 2. Highly creative 3. Hands-on 4. Iterative
- 53. What are we doing today?
- 54. What do foreigners think/know about Denmark? What images/ideas are we giving them? What do they experience?
- 55. Is it this lady?
- 56. Or is there more to Denmark’s cultural heritage? What qualities of daily-life in Denmark do you hold dear?
- 57. How might we better present Danish culture to tourists? THE CHALLENGE
- 58. Iterative Cyclic Thinking Process by Stanford Design School Iterate, iterate, iterate!
- 59. Iterative Cyclic Thinking Process by Stanford Design School Iterate, iterate, iterate!
- 60. Pens Paper Post-it notes Highlighters Scissors Notebooks Stickie-stuff Picture Cards Whiteboard Don’t be precious – use them!
- 61. Split yourself into TWO teams TIME IS CRUTIAL ENGAGE EVERYONE USE YOUR FIELD OF EXPERTISE
- 62. Design Kit by IDEO designkit.org
- 63. Design Kit by IDEO designkit.org
- 64. Session One: The Ideation Phase 1. Silent Brain dump 2. Group Brainstorm 3. Categorize 4. Vote for the 2 best ideas 5. Sketch your ideas & prepare pitches 6. Pitch 7. Judges Feedback 8. Break
- 65. Any questions?
- 67. GO FOR IT!
- 68. Time for Break
- 69. Session Two: The Iteration Phase 1. Choice of IDEO Exercises 1. Roleplay 2. Deck of cards 3. Guided Tour 4. Storyboard 5. Business Model Canvas 2. Prepare Presentation 3. Present Idea 4. Vote for the most awesome idea.
- 70. THANK YOU!