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• Low-fidelity prototyping

  Prototyping is at the core of Interaction Design practice from ideation to the final product. Even though prototypes can be a long way from the intended look and feel they are relevant to the design process for many different reasons. They provide means to learn from the problem, weigh solutions, gather information, evaluate designs, originate […]

  Posted on Oct 29.08 to interaction, service design, design process, prototype, methods, exploration, low fidelity, paper   

• Toolkit in action 2

  Toolkit in action 2, originally uploaded by dpereira.

  Last week i tried my first prototyping toolkit for the lead user innovation project. The toolkit was a mixture of transformable materials and a service storyboard template.

  Posted on Feb 13.08 to Uncategorized, interaction, service design, design process, prototype, methods, exploration, low fidelity, future, innovation, lead users   

• The designer’s role in the public sector

  Ann Crawley is RSA Design Directions programme manager. In the last RSA eJournal she wrote the article Model behaviour.
  For many, though, design is still understood as a discipline that creates the visible and the tangible — things and spaces that can be used, consumed and experienced — and such ambitions challenge the general perception […]

  Posted on Jan 13.08 to interaction, service design, design process, technology, social, public space, strategy, participatory design   

service design

This is the archive for service design.