Thinking through Design : Example 2

これは例の続きです。まだ見ていない場合は、ぜひご確認ください。 さて、ブレインストーミングセッションを開催し、次の HMW（How might we）を提案しましょう： How might we make the library more engaging and interactive for teens？ How might we make the library more visible to others？ How might we automate the library's logging system to help the librarian？ How might we host teen related workshops and activites？ How might we connect with schools to encorage teens to read？ How might we update the library with newer computers and books？ How might we make the library's space more welcoming？ チームは、プロトタイプとして開発することを検討するいくつかのアイデアを選び出しました： How might we make the library more engaging and interactive for teens？ How might we automate the library's logging system to help the librarian？ How might we make the library more visible to others？ これらの課題に対しては、Figma 上でストーリボーードまたは基本 UI を作成してアイデアを検証しましょう。作成は素早く、あまり深く考えずに済ませてください。これはテクニカル olmayan 解法でも構いません。唯一重要なのは、プロトタイプに多くの労力を割かず、メッセージを伝えることに集中することです。 今回は、図書館の常連ユーザー、また来客が少ない人、あるいはほとんど来ない人を含む両方のタイプの人々を使いました。プロトタイプが明確になるまで A/B テストを実施し、それから詳細な要素に焦点を当てました。 各テストラウンドの結果を記録することを忘れないでください。これはチャート、テーブル、グラフ、またはその他の形式で行うことができます。 デザインの旅に良い運を，そしてこのシリーズがお手伝いすることを願っています！

This is a continuation of the example, if you have not viewed that one yet, please do so. Now let us say that we hosted a brainstorming session and came up with these HMWs : How might we make the library more engaging and interactive for teens? How might we make the library more visible to others? How might we automate the library's logging system to help the librarian? How might we host teen related workshops and activites? How might we connect with schools to encorage teens to read? How might we update the library with newer computers and books? How might we make the library's space more welcoming? Our team decided to pick out a few ideas to work on as a prototype : How might we make the library more engaging and interactive for teens? How might we automate the library's logging system to help the librarian? How might we make the library more visible to others? For these, we can create a storyboard or a basic UI on Figma to help test our ideas. Make sure these are made quickly and without much thought. It can also be a non-tech related solution. Just make sure that you do not put much effort in your prototype and only aim to get the message across. For this, we decided to use people who are both regular users of the library and those that avoid coming or do not come often. We used the A/B Testing later on once we got a clear idea of our prototype and went on to focus on the finer elements. Make sure to record your results for each round of testing. This can be done though charts, tables, graphs or other variations. Good luck on you design thinking journey and I hope this series helped you get started!