Re-Design of Peripheral Bus Stops

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    1. Re-Design of Peripheral Bus Stops TriUPA World Usability Day 2008 Presented by Andrew Wirtanen, HumanCentric
    2. Agenda
      • Our Team
      • The Problem
      • Scope of Project
      • Research
      • Users & Goals
      • Design Sketches
      • 3 Final Proposals
    3. The Team
      • Human factors and design backgrounds
      • Very ad hoc – Andrew guided the process
      • Had already established rapport
      • Transportation design discussed as a result of CityRacks
    4. The Problem
      • Source: triangletransit.org
    5. Solution Scope Peripheral Bus Stops Hubs Payment Ticketing Personal Technology On bus
    6. Process Scope Brainstorming Prioritization Research Users and Goals Iterative Design Ethnography Physical mockups Outside evaluation Iteration with users Feasibility assessment Personas
    7. Brainstorming & Prioritization
      • Bus stops are locally relevant
      • Opportunities for improvement
      • Potential to be highly visible
      • Peripheral stops are less complex
    8. Research
      • Design competitions
        • CHI 2007
        • MIT
    9. Research
      • Transit authority long terms plans
        • Materials online
        • Calling transit authorities
      • General goals
        • Increased ridership
        • Altering routes
        • Rider amenities such as shelters
        • Technology such as Wi-Fi access
    10. Research
      • Existing technologies
    11. Research
      • Design Standards
    12. Research
      • Existing Transit Systems
        • Dublin Bus System
        • Boston MBTA – the “T”
        • Chicago Transit Authority
    13. Users & Goals
      • Where is the bus stop?
      • Where am I?
      • Which bus do I need?
      • Which bus stop am I at?
      • When does my bus arrive?
      • How much will it cost me to ride the bus?
      • I have a question but who do I ask?
      • It is raining and I want to stay dry.
      • Which bus comes to this stop?
    14. Design Sketches
      • Team members asked to create 1-3 sketches
    15. Design Sketches
      • Team members asked to create 1-3 sketches
    16. Design Sketches
      • Team members asked to create 1-3 sketches
    17. Design Proposal 1: “The Triangle”
    18. Design Proposal 1: “The Triangle”
      • Advantages
        • Visibility
        • Distinct branding/recognition
        • Maintenance
        • Conventional materials and installation
        • Scalable
        • Small footprint
      • Disadvantages
        • No arrival information
        • No shelter
        • No seating
        • Accomodating horizontal textual information
        • No on-demand information and emergency help
    19. Design Proposal 2: “Skinny”
    20. Design Proposal 2: “Skinny”
      • Advantages
        • Conveys more detailed information
        • Visibility
        • Environmentally friendly
        • Shelter and lighting
        • Options for seating
        • Room for advertising
        • “ Cool” factor – image
        • Can call for help
      • Disadvantages
        • Maintenance
        • Complexity
        • Cost
        • Potential increase in workload for on-demand information
    21. Design Proposal 3: “E Ink”
    22. Design Proposal 3: “E Ink”
    23. Design Proposal 3: “E Ink”
      • Advantages
        • Conveys very detailed information
        • Visibility
        • Can call for help
        • Recognizable bus symbol
        • Shelter and lighting
      • Disadvantages
        • Maintenance
        • Complexity
        • Cost
        • Potential increase in workload for on-demand information
        • No seating
    24. Tying it Back to World Usability Day
      • Putting the user at the center expands understanding and possibilities
        • List of user goals helped generate improvements
    25. Contributors
        • Mauricia Blackwell
        • Miranda Capra
        • Daniel Hamilton
        • Jon Howarth
        • Jessica Phipps
        • Jennifer Ross
        • Tim Swezy
        • Paul Tuorto
        • Andrew Wirtanen
        • Keon Pettiway
        • Carl Seglem

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