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Design Thinking: Keep your users at the center
- fourspace 14y agoOh the irony of this being presented as an "interactive" infographic. Their number 1 takeaway is "Understand my users & their needs". This information may or may not be useful, but the format prevented me from being interested in finding out. Next time just present this as a body of text and images with some nice typography.
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- adityathakur 14y agoGiven the amount of text and lack of time we have, I think there is an opportunity to evolve content and that is what we are trying to do. We tried text + images format but found it too limiting. The doodle style is comparatively more readable, share-able and easily consumable in short period of time.
- mntmn 14y agoCool, we're currently making Spacedeck (spacedeck.net) available for the first bunch of private beta testers. With it, you can work with Design Thinking and custom iterative processes online. Here's a rough screencap of how that works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w296O5hrzqs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w296O5hrzqs Feedback much appreciated.
- mntmn 14y ago(If you want to skip all the form-juggling of the editor, just skip to about 1 minute to see how it works in action)
- adityathakur 14y agoSounds interesting, but did not get a clear idea. It would great to have a beta access or any other way to connect. Do let me know
- mntmn 14y agodrop me a line at lukas.hartmann@spacedeck.net and we'll get you access.
- agosavi1 14y agoDesigning an 'interactive' infographic is an interesting proposition. Some technical challenges as well as design ones. We shall be working on one soon.