Design and Critique for Challenging Problems
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Half-day workshop given at Big Design 2011 by Dana Chisnell and Yoni Knoll, teaching the design studio technique.
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Design and Critique for Challenging Problems
- 1. Design and Critique for Challenging Problems Jonathan Knoll @yoni Dana Chisnell @danachis 1
- 2. You read the bios in the program, right? 2
- 3. The design studio technique Research Pre-work Present Critique 3
- 4. Ungar & White 4
- 6. Groups 6
- 7. Goal: Ensure that all voters can vote as they intend 7
- 8. Research 8
- 9. Poor ballot design frustrates voters undermines confidence contributes to Election Day problems 9
- 10. All voters are affected thousands of votes are lost or miscast all voting technologies are affected greater risk for some groups of voters 10
- 11. Pre-work + personas 11
- 12. 12
- 13. Instructions 13
- 14. Contests 14
- 15. Propositions 15
- 16. Sketch rough radical risky 16
- 17. First time voter 18-24 years old not very political OR may be very political 17
- 18. Low literacy voter English may be a second language Usually low education, with no civics education 18
- 19. Elderly voter May have multiple disabilities to greater or lesser extent OR no disabilities at all Lots of voting experience 19
- 20. You 20
- 21. Present + critique 21
- 22. Critique: Ask questions why were the decisions made? how does it meet the goals? how does it not meet the goals? 22
- 23. Receiving critique improvement, not judgement be a critic 23
- 24. Activity present quickly critique quickly 24
- 25. Break 25
- 26. Constraints 26
- 27. State laws Technology Expense History 27 http://www.flickr.com/photos/plemeljr/61432544/
- 28. Classic problems splitting contests into different columns placing different contests on the same screen placing response options on both sides of names using arrows rather than bubbles on paper ballots leaving in disqualified candidates 28
- 29. Better Ballots: Re-designed Ballot, Kewaunee County Keep contests in same column
- 30. Better Ballots: Sarasota County, FL (2006) One Contest Per Screen for DREs
- 31. Classic problems inconsistency in format and style not using shading, bold text not writing short, simple instructions placing instructions too far away not telling voters how to correct paper ballots 31
- 32. Collaborative sketching 32
- 33. Sketch best ideas from the group ideas that meet the goals 33
- 34. Groups of groups Come together Pick a presenter 34
- 35. Presentations + critique 35
- 36. Collaborate 36
- 37. Activity best ideas from the group ideas that meet the goals 37
- 38. Wrap up Questions? 38
- 39. Call to action 39
- 40. Be a poll worker 40
- 41. Observe elections 41
- 42. Volunteer to proof ballots and materials 42
- 43. Use the accessible system http://trace.wisc.edu/voting/ 43
- 44. Join our projects AIGA Design for Democracy UPA Usability in Civic Life 44
- 45. Dana Chisnell dana@usabilityworks.net twitter: @danachis www.usabilityworks.com 415.519.1148 Jonathan Knoll jonathan@infinityplusone.com twitter: @yoni www.infinityplusone.com 45