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    1. The value of an interaction A DESIGNER’S JOURNEY FROM A STRUCTURED UPBRINGING TO UTTER CHAOS Joel Flom IxDA Face to Face, Brisbane 25 November 2008
    2. HELLO... Joel Flom - Managing Director, Elavision - 11 years experience - IA, IxD, UX, VP... - A designer
    3. THE STRUCTURED UPBRINGING
    4. THE STRUCTURED UPBRINGING
    5. THE STRUCTURED UPBRINGING Goals. Tasks. Results.
    6. THE STRUCTURED UPBRINGING Categorise. Structure. Label.
    7. THE STRUCTURED UPBRINGING Analyse. Design. Test.
    8. THE UTTER CHAOS
    9. THE UTTER CHAOS From fairly straight- forward...
    10. THE UTTER CHAOS ...to ridiculously complicated.
    11. THE UTTER CHAOS It was chaos.
    12. THE SHORTFALLS
    13. THE SHORTFALLS Requirements kill - Too often it drives process - Laundry pile (clean... and dirty) - Business vision chopped up into little pieces - Perceived as voice of end user
    14. THE SHORTFALLS Researching for conclusions - Process of elimination - Dictated recruiting - Needs & desires perceived as issues of usability - Process-driven, not people-driven
    15. THE SHORTFALLS ✘ Researching for conclusions - Process of elimination - Dictated recruiting - Needs & desires perceived as issues of usability - Process-driven, not people-driven
    16. THE SHORTFALLS Structure ≠ foundation - Very easy to structure bad content - People not visiting a “site” - Infinite touch points & devices - Mixing & mashing of services
    17. THE SHORTFALLS Usability testing too scientific - Task completion basis for success - Can’t control all the variables - Business & product-focused - Only one factor of experience
    18. THE SHORTFALLS “Too often we measure everything and understand nothing.” Jack Welch, Past CEO at GE
    19. THE SHORTFALLS Humans are messy - Not rational or structured - Unique behaviours & motivations - Extremely difficult to personify - Can’t control all the variables
    20. THE SHORTFALLS Product isn’t the experience - Product not the final destination - Dependant on culture and context - Desires & needs based on experience, not product
    21. THE SHORTFALLS Product isn’t the experience - Product not the final destination - Dependant on culture and context - Desires & needs based on experience, not product
    22. THE SHORTFALLS Product isn’t the experience - Product not the final destination - Dependant on culture and context - Desires & needs based on experience, not product
    23. THE SHORTFALLS “You can only provide the resources for people to have an experience; then it’s the people (users) themselves who create the experience.” Dan Saffer, Kicker Studios
    24. THE HIERARCHY
    25. THE HIERARCHY MEANINGFUL ENGAGING AUTHENTIC USEFUL USABLE ACCESSIBLE
    26. THE HIERARCHY Accessible - Ethical MEANINGFUL - Compliant ENGAGING AUTHENTIC - Inclusive USEFUL - Reasonable cost of entry USABLE - Welcoming ACCESSIBLE
    27. THE HIERARCHY Usable - Low learning curve MEANINGFUL - Easy to use ENGAGING AUTHENTIC - Manageable USEFUL - Consistent USABLE - Dependable ACCESSIBLE
    28. THE HIERARCHY Usable - Low learning curve MEANINGFUL - Easy to use ENGAGING AUTHENTIC - Manageable USEFUL - Consistent USABLE - Dependable ACCESSIBLE
    29. THE HIERARCHY Usable - Low learning curve MEANINGFUL - Easy to use ENGAGING AUTHENTIC - Manageable USEFUL - Consistent USABLE - Dependable ACCESSIBLE
    30. THE HIERARCHY Useful - Meets immediate need MEANINGFUL - Serves a purpose ENGAGING AUTHENTIC - Solves specific problem USEFUL - Answers questions quickly USABLE - Enjoyable in productive way ACCESSIBLE
    31. THE HIERARCHY Authentic - Trustworthy MEANINGFUL - Easy to verify ENGAGING AUTHENTIC - Credible & professional USEFUL - Open & transparent USABLE - Best interest in mind ACCESSIBLE
    32. THE HIERARCHY Authentic - Trustworthy MEANINGFUL - Easy to verify ENGAGING AUTHENTIC - Credible & professional USEFUL - Open & transparent USABLE - Best interest in mind ACCESSIBLE
    33. THE HIERARCHY Engaging - Pleasing aesthetically MEANINGFUL - Real (instils confidence) ENGAGING AUTHENTIC - Delight to use USEFUL - Participatory (social) USABLE ACCESSIBLE
    34. THE HIERARCHY Engaging - Pleasing aesthetically MEANINGFUL - Real (instils confidence) ENGAGING AUTHENTIC - Delight to use USEFUL - Participatory (social) USABLE ACCESSIBLE
    35. THE HIERARCHY Engaging - Pleasing aesthetically MEANINGFUL - Real (instils confidence) ENGAGING AUTHENTIC - Delight to use USEFUL - Participatory (social) USABLE ACCESSIBLE
    36. THE HIERARCHY “Each encounter no matter how brief is a micro interaction which makes a deposit or withdrawal from our rational and emotional subconscious.” David Armano, Logic + Emotion
    37. THE HIERARCHY Meaningful - Fulfilling MEANINGFUL - Engaging & empowering ENGAGING AUTHENTIC - Fuels passion USEFUL - Participatory (belonging) USABLE ACCESSIBLE
    38. THE HIERARCHY Meaningful - Fulfilling MEANINGFUL - Engaging & empowering ENGAGING AUTHENTIC - Fuels passion USEFUL - Participatory (belonging) USABLE ACCESSIBLE
    39. THE HIERARCHY Meaningful - Fulfilling MEANINGFUL - Engaging & empowering ENGAGING AUTHENTIC - Fuels passion USEFUL - Participatory (belonging) USABLE ACCESSIBLE
    40. THE HIERARCHY MEANINGFUL ENGAGING AUTHENTIC USEFUL USABLE ACCESSIBLE
    41. THE END Thank you - Web: www.elavision.com - Blog: elavision.typepad.com - Email: info@elavision.com
    42. THE END References - Armano, David (2006) - darmano.typepad.com/ logic_emotion/2006/09/user_experience.html - Hodge, Challis (2008) - www.challishodge.com/ experience-hierarchy-of-needs/ - Knemeyer, Dirk (2006) - uxmatters.com/MT/archives/ 000124.php - Morville, Peter (2007) - semanticstudios.com/ publications/semantics/000179.php -

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