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  1. Design Documentation Peter Boersma Adobe User Group Meeting #9, November 26, 2008, Amsterdam, The Netherlands info . nl FULL SERVICE INTERNET AGENCY
  2. Warning: this is the only Adobe® logo in the entire presentation
    • Earlier this year, at the IA Summit in Miami, I presented a poster and SNS Bank deliverables based on a book about design documentation to user experience practitioners
    • (I know what you’re thinking)
    • Blablbla bla blabla, BLA Blablabla Miami , blabla blablabla bla bla BLA Bla blabla blabla
    • blablabla bla bla blabla blabla blablabla bla blabla blabla user experience blabla
  3. Miami
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    • (but in reality, it was more like this)
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  10. The Book
  11. What was on my poster?
  12. What was on my poster?
    • Today, I want to present to you the same (and more) design deliverables, grouped by Jesse James Garrett’s ‘The Elements of User Experience’
  13. The Story
    • I
    • IA
    • UX
    • Design deliverables
    • Design evaluation
    • Design process documentation
  14. Who am I?
    • since February 2006: senior Interaction Designer at Info.nl responsible for the concept, the structure and interaction design of complex (financial) websites (SNS Bank, Delta Lloyd, Robeco, Kluwer, ReedBusiness, Vestia, ASN )
    • and interactive applications (DaVinci Code via MSN)
  15. Who am I?
    • Before that :
    • 1998-1995: Information Ergonomics, combination of computer science and cognitive ergonomics, at Twente University, Enschede.
    • 1995-2002: User interface designer, project manager, consultant User Understanding and concept designer at General Design (since 2000: Satama Interactive) in Amsterdam. Many interactive websites, some mobiele applications, intranets, extranets, for banks (ABN AMRO), government (VenW, SVB), startups (Airmiles) and established companies (Audi, VEH), partly in Finland (Nokia).
    • 2002-2005: Senior Information Architect at EzGov, a company that builds transactional online applications based on its own software platform. Many tax-related sites for the British government, and several for the Jamaican government.
    • 2005-2006: Managing Partner and Consultant User Experience for the user experience collective User Intelligence. Projects for Delta Lloyd, Port of Rotterdam, Transavia.com, Ireland’s Yellow Pages and Elsevier Science.
  16. Who am I?
    • I am Director for Local Groups for the Information Architecture Institute
    • I present at and organize conferences (The Web & Beyond, Euro IA, IA Summit)
    • I run the Amsterdam UX Cocktail Hours
    • I blog at http://www.peterboersma.com/blog
    • I am ‘beep’ or ‘pboersma’ in social networks
  17. Who am I?
  18. What is information architecture?
  19. In the beginning, there was little IA… IA IA
  20. Little Information Architecture
    • “ At one end of the spectrum, the little information architect may focus solely on bottom-up tasks, such as the definition of metadata fields and controlled vocabularies. ” (Peter Morville, Big Architect, Little Architect , http://argus-acia.com/strange_connections/strange004.html )
    • Library & Information Science (LIS)
    • definition, storage and use
    • indexing, retrieval and search
    • metadata, labeling and display
    • data  information  knowledge
    • deliverables: content inventories, card sorts, controlled vocabularies, sitemaps.
  21. … and then IAs discovered other fields… IA Industrial Design, Visual Design, Information Design, Interaction Design, Usability, Copywriting, Marketing & Communications, Computer Science
  22. … and tried to redefine IA… Industrial Design, Visual Design, Information Design, Interaction Design, Usability, Copywriting, Marketing & Communications, Computer Science BIG IA
  23. Big Information Architecture
    • “ At the other end [of the spectrum], the Big Information Architect may play the role of ‘an orchestra conductor or film director, conceiving a vision and moving the team forward’ ” (Peter Morville, Big Architect, Little Architect , http://argus-acia.com/strange_connections/strange004.html )
    • combining many fields and backgrounds
    • concept management
    • online information strategy
    • enterprise information architecture
    • deliverables: concept maps, storyboards, scenarios, personas, use cases, wireframes, templates, usability tests, styleguides, roadmaps, metrics, etc.
  24. I don’t agree… IA Industrial Design, Visual Design, Information Design, Interaction Design, Usability, Copywriting, Marketing & Communications, Computer Science Industrial Design, Visual Design, Information Design, Interaction Design, Usability, Copywriting, Marketing & Communications, Computer Science
  25. ...but I do believe IA is “bigger”… IA other fields
  26. … because it also includes Business IA IA other fields ROI, organizational impact, selling, managing, process
  27. Business IA
    • “ The exercise of designing an information architecture – learning or defining what an organization is, what it wants to communicate and to whom, and what its business model is – is ultimately about strategy. ” (Lou Rosenfeld, The Tail Wags The Dog, http://www.ddj.com/documents/s=3257/nam1012432633/index.html )
    • requires consultancy skills
    • business insight useful
    • deliverables: business model, ROI calculations, target audience, usage scenarios, workflow, roles, design process, metrics, etc.
  28. So here is my T-shaped world view… business IA IA other fields
  29. But other fields are the same IA IxD Usability other fields
  30. … all of them… IA IxD Usab Copy Mar comm InfoD Vis D FE CS
  31. … and I believe the overlap is… IA IxD Usab Copy Mar comm InfoD Vis D User Experience FE CS
  32. What is User Experience?
    • " User Experience encompasses all aspects of the end-user's [online] interaction with the company, its services, and its products. ” (Nielsen Norman Group, User Experience – Our definition, http:// www.nngroup.com/about/userexperience.html )
    • meet the needs of the customer
    • strive for simplicity and elegance
    • produce products that are a joy to own, a joy to use
    • go beyond giving customers what they say they want
  33. Meet Jesse James Garrett…
  34. Elements of User Experience
  35. Layers of deliverables Surface Skeleton Structure Scope Strategy
  36. The project
    • SNS Bank
    • #5 bank in the Netherlands
    • asked Info.nl to design a new online presence
    • Business drivers
    • sell more online and create leads
    • offer service to clients and prospects
  37. The project
    • started in July 2006 with winning the pitch, then analysis, scoping and concept design
    • followed by visual design, interaction design and front-end design in 2007
    • first section (Sparen) live in April 2007 last section (Zakelijk) live in October 2008
  38. The project
    • average team size was 8 people
    • always an account manager, project manager, strategy consultant and creative lead
    • with up to 12 visual, interaction and front-end designers working at the same time
  39. Layers of deliverables Surface Skeleton Structure Scope Strategy
  40. Layers of deliverables Strategy
  41. Strategy
    • User needs - personas
    • Business objectives - competitive analysis - genre - concept map - concept - roadmap
  42. SNS Persona’s
  43. Vestia Persona’s
  44. Strategy
    • User needs - personas
    • Business objectives - competitive analysis - genre - concept map - concept - roadmap
  45. SNS Competitive analysis
    • Warning: flashing images! (no pun intended)
    Competitive Analysis details deleted (was shown at high-speed anyway)
  46. SNS Visual Benchmark Asuf Ishaq, Info.nl
  47. SNS Competitive analysis Competitive Analysis details deleted (was shown at high-speed anyway)
  48. Approaches to consider
    • Entertaining vs. Factual The use of video and humour, making the site lively and entertaining seem to be popular ways to present all kinds of products (Rabobank Hypotheken, Kijkshop, KPN) Some sites stick to factual or instructional presentations (Rabobank Proof, Postbank)
    • Clean vs. Engaging Both organized & focussed (Rabobank, IKEA) as well as stimulating & challenging (Kijkshop) appoaches are seen. Most sites try make the user actions explicit (“Kijk nu welke hypotheek bij u past”, “Bereken n ú uw premie”, “Nu doen”) .
    • Focus vs. Overview Most sites seem to limit the number of products featured initially, and dedicate lots of real-estate to present them (HEMA, IKEA, KPN). Only on subsequent pages room is created for overviews of more products (IKEA).
  49. Competitive analysis (1/4)
  50. Competitive analysis (2/4)
  51. Competitive analysis (3/4)
  52. Competitive analysis (4/4)
      • Magazine (topic, article, picture, writers, editorial process, subscriptions, advertisements, responses, archive)
      • Shop (products, categories, shopping cart, account, payment methods, delivery address, about, FAQ, trust)
      • Community (topic, discussion, members, moderator, news, background information, pointers, archive)
      • Portal (topic, tools, search, articles, background information, pointers, definitions, editor)
      • Application (functionality, help, accounts, tools, pointers, updates, status, about)
    Genre
  53. Genre: Shop as Magazine (1/2)
  54. Genre: Shop as Magazine (2/2)
  55. SNS Concept model
      • gebaseerd op echte motivaties van echte mensen met echte verhalen
      • met interactieve modules om producten te ontdekken en te configureren
      • met informatie over producten en processen voor wie het echt wil weten
      • gericht op de verkoop van relevante producten op transparante wijze
    SNSbank.nl is de persoonlijke retail bank met semi-confectie producten en diensten die je, met of zonder adviseur, kunt kopen Learn Play Buy Life Learn Play Buy Life
  56. Concept
  57. Roadmap SNS Roadmap example replaced (was shown for a few seconds anyway)
  58. Layers of deliverables Scope
  59. Elements of User Experience
  60. Scope Content Requirements - content inventory Functional Specifications - high-level functionality - general flow charts
  61. SNS Content Inventory
  62. AutoTelegraaf Content Inventory
  63. Elements of User Experience
  64. Scope Content Requirements - content inventory Functional Specifications - high-level functionality - general flow charts
  65. SNS high-level module specification
  66. SNS general flowchart for forms
  67. Layers of deliverables Skeleton Structure
  68. Structure & Skeleton
    • Information Architecture - concept map - global navigation - screenflow
    • Interaction design - page type descriptions - wireframes
  69. Elements of User Experience
  70. SNS Concept Map
  71. SNS global navigation
  72. SNS screenflow (product group)
  73. Screenflow: JFlow (now: Swipr)
    • Semi-functional demo of JFlow (now Swipr) was shown to illustrate interactive screenflow
  74. Elements of User Experience
  75. Structure & Skeleton
    • Information Architecture - concept map - global navigation - screenflow
    • Interaction design - page type descriptions - wireframes
  76. SNS Page Type Description
    • Elke ProductGroep pagina bevat: Etalage (Life Story & Product of Play), Producten (per Motivatie), Probleemherkenning (advies), Play (ontdekken), Learn, Buy en Actie
  77. SNS Page Type Description Diagram ProductGroup1 | ProductGroup2 | ProductGroup3 | ProductGroup4 | ProductGroup5 | Businesses | Service Spotlight - Life Story / Product combination - Sometimes ProblemRecognition or Play - Occasionally Learn Motivation - Products with USPs and Life Stories Motivation - Products with USPs and Life Stories Motivation - Products with USPs and Life Stories Motivation - Products with USPs and Life Stories Learn - product/process info - general Q&A Buy - advice - other contact options Offer - Product specific Buy, Play or Learn
  78. SNS wireframe
  79. SNS wireframes
  80. Layers of deliverables Surface
  81. Surface
    • Visual design - moodboard - visual language - mockups - styleguide
  82. Moodboard for…?
  83. SNS visual style input
  84. SNS visual language
  85. Hooge Huys visual language
  86. Hooge Huys mockup
  87. SNS mockup
  88. Which brand is this?
  89. Google’s styleguide
  90. Layers of deliverables Surface Skeleton Structure Scope Strategy
  91. Integrate…
  92. From Persona…
  93. …via concept model…
      • gebaseerd op echte motivaties van echte mensen met echte verhalen
      • met interactieve modules om producten te ontdekken en te configureren
      • met informatie over producten en processen voor wie het echt wil weten
      • gericht op de verkoop van relevante producten op transparante wijze
    SNSbank.nl is de persoonlijke retail bank met semi-confectie producten en diensten die je, met of zonder adviseur, kunt kopen Learn Play Buy Life Learn Play Buy Life
  94. Life Play Buy Learn Learn Buy Life (later Buy) … to final design.
  95. Life Play Life Life Learn Buy
  96. Play Learn Buy Buy
  97. Buy Buy Buy
  98. Layers of deliverables Surface Skeleton Structure Scope Strategy
  99. … and test
  100. Because of Murphy…
  101. … because of a photographer…
  102. … because of a photographer…
  103. … or…
  104. … or…
  105. … or… Welsh text reads something like “I am out of Office, send sample to be translated. Will look at it later” Translated text was placed on large billboard, but automatic translator was broken…
  106. And it works!
  107. Web Analytics Report Old online form - 1 step to fill out - 1 step to print - 1 thank-you page New online form - 1 step for customer Y/N - 4 steps to fill out the form - 1 step to print - 1 thank-you page 7.7% 20.3% New online form: - after step 1 - for existing customers (and new customers) 31.6% (24.4%) conversion rate conversion rate conversion rate
  108. Document your process!
  109. Document your deliverables!
  110. Document your deliverables
    • Brainstorm to get all deliverables
    • Diagram deliverables and process
    • Describe deliverables and input/outputs
    • Present process to other departments
    • Create a better process
    • Create templates for deliverables
    • Write instructions around deliverables and process
    • Create a better process
    • Promote your process
    • Measure working with new deliverables en proces
    • Review ad nauseam , improve continually
  111. So you have time…
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  114. Design Documentation Peter Boersma Adobe User Group Meeting #9, November 26, 2008, Amsterdam, The Netherlands info . nl FULL SERVICE INTERNET AGENCY

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