I for interface
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This document discusses how improved urban interfaces could enhance the city experience in Montreal. It defines urban interfaces as collector interfaces, display interfaces, and action interfaces that Montrealers interact with daily. The document calls for discussing how to design urban interfaces with more consideration for their users and context, and how interfaces could make public transportation and environmental stewardship simpler while improving everyday experiences in the city.
I for interface
- 1. I for Interface How can urban interfaces improve the unique city experience of Montreal? CCA, December 2012 Neil Clavin Studio
- 2. Urban interfaces form part of the experience of the modern city
- 3. Montrealers interact knowingly or unknowingly with these interfaces daily
- 4. Urban interfaces are as much part of the city experience as architecture, transport and signage
- 5. Urban interfaces are often designed with little thought for their users, their context or accessibility
- 6. Let’s discuss how better urban interfaces can improve the unique city experience of Montreal
- 7. What are urban interfaces?
- 11. What are some ways urban interfaces can be improved?
- 12. Make collected public data visible & useful instantly
- 13. Make displays of information clear, easy to process and understand by humans
- 14. Make action based interfaces simpler, less effort & easier to learn
- 15. What ways can new or improved urban interfaces enhance the experience of the city?
- 16. Urban interfaces can make using public transport simpler, more ‘frictionless’
- 18. Urban interfaces can help us take better care of our environment
- 19. Urban interfaces can enhance everyday experiences of the city
- 20. Let’s discuss how better urban interfaces can improve the unique city experience of Montreal
- 21. I for Interface 1 December 2012 - Walkshop, CCA 8 December 2012 - Participatory design workshop, CCA www.neilclavin.com hello@neilclavin.com Neil Clavin Studio
- 22. Identifying challenges we can begin to design urban interfaces to improve the experience of the city