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An input given by Anastasia Gramatchikova and Martin Jordan during Berlin’s Global Service Jam on March 11th at Fjord’s Berlin office. The presentation gave an introduction for the event’s participants into user-centered design methods, service design and design thinking tools.
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Hello!

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ServiceDesign

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User-centeredDesignService

Design

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Multi-disciplinarity

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Online Concepts &Experience Strategy

Communications & Marketing

Media Studies

Interaction Design Service Design

Service Innovation& User Experience

StrategicCommunication& Planing

Art Direction

Media Sciences

Political Sciences

Computer Sciences& Philosophy

Digital Communication

Journalism

IndustrialEngineering

Physics

Project &ProductManaging

UI Research& Design

Information and Communication

Technologies for Development

Psychology

Product DesignLiterature,language and

culture

InnovationManagement

TheatreDesign ResearchTeaching

Graphic Design

BrandExperienceConsulting

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Methods &frameworks

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D-School Potsdam

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d.school Standford

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IDEO

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Fjord

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Empathize

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Empathy:What?

Empathy is:

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Empathy:What?

Empathy is:

» when you feel what the other person is feeling.

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Empathy:What?

Empathy is:

» when you feel what the other person is feeling.

» when you can mirror their expression, their opinions, and their hopes.

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Empathy:Why?

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Empathy:Why?

» to understand people, and their spoken and unspoken needs

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Empathy:Why?

» to understand people, and their spoken and unspoken needs

» to discover the meaningful challenge to take on

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Empathy:How?

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Empathy:How?

» without judgment

» with a beginner’s eyes

» with curiosity

» optimistically

» respectfully

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Empathy:How?

say think

feeldo

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Define

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User

Define:How?

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User+

Need

Define:How?

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User+

Need+

Insight

Define:How?

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Define:How?

Sketches: George Kembel / D-School Stanford

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Define:How?

» www.ServiceDesignToolkit.org

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Ideate:How?

Ideate

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Ideate:How?

a few tips

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Ideate:How?

Go for quantity

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Ideate:How?

Keep it short

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Ideate:How?

Encourage wild ideas

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Ideate:How?

Defer judgment

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Ideate:How?

Build of the ideasof others

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Ideate:How?

One conversationat a time

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Ideate:How?

Stay on topic

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Ideate:How?

Be visual

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Prototype:Why?

Prototype

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Prototype:Why?

» Fail early, fail cheap.

» Show, don’t tell.

» Build to think and learn.

» Doing & making over thinking and meeting.

» Thinking with your hands.

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Prototype:How?

Paper prototype of a news app for iPhone using post-it notes to quickly iterate screen.

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Prototype:How?

Paper prototype of an iPad news app using a duct-taped iPhone on its back w/ Skype real-time chat to prototype a chatroulette-like instant chat function

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Prototype:How?

The chat partner is placed just few meters away using a Skype on a computer w/ printed crowd in the backgroundto mock-up the location in Bengasi, Libya.

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Prototype:How?

The test-user’s reaction can be easily measured and input be given quickly.

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What else?

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Pleaseadd your ownexperiences

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This input session was given duringGlobal Service Jam Berlin 2011 in March 2011by Anastasia Gramatchikova and Martin Jordan

It is partly based on a input presentationheld by George Kembel at HPI D-School Potsdam.


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