The document summarizes a presentation by Yohan Creemers from Ylab designers for interaction about routing, wayfinding and the visitor experience. It discusses how routing can direct visitors along specific paths or courses, but not always the most efficient routes. It also covers persuasive routing techniques used to guide visitors including limited choices, telling stories, sparking curiosity and surprise. Wayfinding involves spatial memory, landmarks, signage and following patterns. The document emphasizes that the visitor experience is the overall design of the experience through routing and wayfinding.
Routing, Way finding and the Visitor Experience - OpenArch Conference, Archeon 2013
1. OpenArch conference
The Dialogue with the Visitor
Alphen a/d Rijn, 24 April 2013
Routing, Way finding
and the Visitor Experience
Yohan Creemers
Ylab designers for interaction
2. Yohan Creemers
Ylab designers for interaction
Routing, Way finding and the Visitor Experience
OpenArch conference, 24 April 2013
3. Routing, Way finding
and the Visitor Experience
Routing, Way finding and the Visitor Experience
OpenArch conference, 24 April 2013Map of Utrecht, 1572, by Braun, Hogenberg & Geoglieft
11. Persuasive Routing
collecting
Routing, Way finding and the Visitor Experience
OpenArch conference, 24 April 2013“Gulliver’s collections”, exhibition of Pet van de Luijtgaarden
13. Persuasive Routing
surprise
Routing, Way finding and the Visitor Experience
OpenArch conference, 24 April 2013Video: The Fun Theory - Piano stairs, http://youtu.be/2lXh2n0aPyw
14. Persuasive Routing
a little psychology
Routing, Way finding and the Visitor Experience
OpenArch conference, 24 April 2013
Persuasion
limited choice
authority
need for certainty
story
Attention
collecting
curiosity
surprise
“Mental Notes”, by Stephen Anderson - getmentalnotes.com
15. Way finding
memory, perception and decision making
Routing, Way finding and the Visitor Experience
OpenArch conference, 24 April 2013
21. Way finding
navigating: stories
Routing, Way finding and the Visitor Experience
OpenArch conference, 24 April 2013Priests traveling across Kealakekua bay for first contact rituals
22. Way finding
navigating: follow the crowd
Routing, Way finding and the Visitor Experience
OpenArch conference, 24 April 2013
27. Signage design
understandable
Routing, Way finding and the Visitor Experience
OpenArch conference, 24 April 2013Design for fictitious road sign, by Mijksenaar Wayfinding
28. Signage design
understandable
Routing, Way finding and the Visitor Experience
OpenArch conference, 24 April 2013Design for fictitious road sign, by Mijksenaar Wayfinding
31. Signage design
appealing
Routing, Way finding and the Visitor Experience
OpenArch conference, 24 April 2013Sign for Schiphol Airport, by Mijksenaar Wayfinding
32. Signage design
Routing, Way finding and the Visitor Experience
OpenArch conference, 24 April 2013
Design principles
conspicuous
readable
understandable
consistent
appealing
Video: Dutch Profiles - Paul Mijksenaar, http://youtu.be/zRv4vqTiJHc
33. Visitor experience
you know it when you experience it
Routing, Way finding and the Visitor Experience
OpenArch conference, 24 April 2013
34. Routing, Way finding and the Visitor Experience
OpenArch conference, 24 April 2013The Disciplines of User Experience, by Dan Saffer
35. Visitor experience
the design of experience
Routing, Way finding and the Visitor Experience
OpenArch conference, 24 April 2013
36. Routing, Way finding and the Visitor Experience
OpenArch conference, 24 April 2013Adapted from The Elements of User Experience, by Jesse J. Garrett
37. Routing, Way finding and the Visitor Experience
OpenArch conference, 24 April 2013Adapted from The Elements of User Experience, by Jesse J. Garrett
38. OpenArch conference
The Dialogue with the Visitor
Alphen a/d Rijn, 24 April 2013
Routing, Way finding
and the Visitor Experience
Yohan Creemers
Ylab designers for interaction
yohan@ylab.nl
@ylab