When NOT to Follow User-Centered Design Techniques

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This invited panel brings together several high-profile members of the HCI community for an exciting, if not controversial, discussion and debate. Each is well versed in the principles and best practices of user-centered design, user experience research, and design innovation. How do they respond to the emerging topic of when NOT to use conventional user-centered design techniques? Speakers: Anthony Andre, Interface Analysis Associates; Jay Elkerton, Emerson Process Management; Steve Portigal, Portigal Consulting; Cordell Ratzlaff, Cisco; Dan Saffer, Kicker Studio; Dan Rosenberg, SAP

Steve Portigal
@steveportigal
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When Not to Follow User-Centered Design Techniques

2 Steve Portigal www.portigal.com

Riffing on the topic, to feed into the discussion

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Portigal Consulting is a
bite-sized California firm
that helps companies
discover and act on new
insights about their
customers and
themselves

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Any Sufficiently Advanced Technology…

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Any Sufficiently Advanced Technology…

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Which is
“not user
centered”
7
?
Steve Portigal www.portigal.com

Building what you (and your friends?) want

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Building from within your community

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Implement every feature customers ask for

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Implement a feature that improves your product

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Naïve ignorance of users

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Willful ignorance of users

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Designing to a strong vision

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Young arrogant genius or young arrogant jerk?

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Design to change the world

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Design to change the world

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Design for discomfort

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Design to f*** people up

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Design to really f*** people up

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Design to the test

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Follow the money (“P&L-centered”)

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Design with Intent

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Towards a
pattern
library?
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Keeping the user in mind?

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Keeping the user’s interests in mind?

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Thank You!

@steveportigal Portigal Consulting
steve@portigal.com www.portigal.com
27415-894-2001 Steve Portigal www.portigal.com

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(from an event at IxDA SF with Dan Szuc and Jo Wong) Driving change is not as easy it sounds. Change is about people and is thus inherently messy. Coping with the mess means we must relate to, engage with and encourage people's thinking, feeling and acting as well as their actions. We already spend a reasonable proportion of our time influencing people we call collaborators, clients, stakeholders, bosses, customers (to name a few), although we may not always be aware we are doing it. Together we will look at influence in work, question the language used during change and reflect on the various elements of influence that we too often fail to consider in our own aspirations. We will also look at frustrations and barriers that get in the way of the work we would prefer to be doing. Steve, Jo and Dan will lead a small exercise to help make the principles of influence more personally actionable.

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Soft Skills Are Hard

Therapists, as part of their education, must go through therapy themselves. They are expected to achieve a certain level of insight about themselves – their biases, their discomforts, and so on. While we are not therapists, we go out and study people without that level of self-insight! A lack of self-insight sometimes manifests itself as passion, commitment, or being driven by a mission. While those have their place, it’s easy to become blinded by what we can’t let ourselves see. Sometimes this shows up as discomfort at the micro level, when we react to something a user might tell us about themselves; sometimes it’s a macro issue, when we’re uncomfortable with people who hold different values, preferences, or beliefs than ourselves. And it crescendos as know-it-all douchebaggery, when we think our job is to tell other people what’s best for them – when phrases like “frictionless sharing” fall from our lips as naturally as “what time is dinner?” In this workshop we will delve into the concepts of presence and mindfulness and develop an understanding of how this informs how you engage with the world around you, as a designer and a professional and as a person.

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One of the most persistent factors limiting the impact of user research in business is that projects often stop with a cataloging findings and implications rather than generating opportunities that directly enable the findings. We’ve long heard the lament “Well, we got this report and it just sat there. We didn’t know what to do with it.” But design research (or ethnography, or user research, or whatever the term du jour may be) has also become standard practice, as opposed to something exceptional or innovative. That means that designers are increasingly involved in using contextual research to inform their design work. Ongoing acceptance of design research has increased the ranks of designers and others who feel comfortable conducting user research. But analysis and synthesis is a more slippery skill set, and we see how easy it is for teams to ignore (more out of frustration than anything malicious) data that doesn’t immediately seem actionable. This workshop gives people the tools to take control over synthesis and ideation themselves by breaking it down into a manageable framework and process.

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From IxDA Seattle, part of a series of presentations and workshops done in collaboration with Dan Szuc. Steve speaks about the interpersonal, creative, and cognitive skill sets that are essential in innovative work cultures. Moving beyond tactical skills and overarching processes, the UX community is increasingly focusing on the role of the whole person in design and innovation. Steve describes the "muscles of innovation" that are needed for growth and success.

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In business and in life, we pursue the good stuff and champion people who are known for their good ideas. But when we place too strong an emphasis on just the good, we may neglect to consider the bad ones. In design and in brainstorming, deliberately seeking out bad ideas is a powerful way to unlock creativity. Generating bad ideas can reveal our assumptions about the difference between bad and good, and often seemingly bad ideas turn out to be good ones. Jotly and Cow Clicker were jokes or parodies—that is, not good ideas—that have been surprisingly successful. Neil Young and Crazy Horse have covered folk songs. An action blockbuster features a US president swinging a silver axe against vampires. In this talk, Steve will explore how opening up the bad idea valve can lead unexpectedly to the kind of success we aim for with our good ideas.

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2. When Not to Follow User-Centered Design Techniques 2 Steve Portigal www.portigal.com

3. Riffing on the topic, to feed into the discussion 3 Steve Portigal www.portigal.com

4. Portigal Consulting is a bite-sized California firm that helps companies discover and act on new insights about their customers and themselves 4 Steve Portigal www.portigal.com

5. Any Sufficiently Advanced Technology… 5 Steve Portigal www.portigal.com

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