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“A single point of delivery supplying a
customer focussed, seamless and valued
mobility service.” MaaS Scotland
“Integration of various forms of transport
services into a single mobility service
accessible on demand.” MaaS Alliance EU
5. Designing User-Centred ServicesNess Wright | @ness_wright @wearesnook
Design MaaS with the users,
to understand how it can offer
value and create a service
people want to use.
10. @wearesnookDesigning User-Centred ServicesNess Wright | @ness_wright
Articulate user needs
As a cyclist booking a
journey across multiple
train providers,
I need to book my tickets
and bike reservations in
one place,
So that I can book my
ticket quickly and easily.
14. Designing User-Centred ServicesNess Wright | @ness_wright @wearesnook
By understanding users and
their needs, we can make
decisions based on evidence
not assumptions.
15. Designing User-Centred ServicesNess Wright | @ness_wright @wearesnook
Use these needs as our
design brief, rather than
jumping to solutions.
20. Designing User-Centred ServicesNess Wright | @ness_wright @wearesnook
Developing ideas with users,
increases the likelihood of
creating solutions that people
will want to use.
30. Designing User-Centred ServicesNess Wright | @ness_wright @wearesnook
Developing prototypes with
users, helps us build the right
thing. Avoids wasting time and
money on the wrong thing.
33. Designing User-Centred ServicesNess Wright | @ness_wright @wearesnook
Working with users is key
to designing a service that
people want to use and move
MaaS from concept to reality.