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ADDC 2018 - Dan Miller: Design For Stigma

ADDC 2018 - Dan Miller: Design For Stigma

How might we design products and services for populations in which stigma is inherently part of their experience? In this talk, we will explore design and research methodologies to begin answering this question. Understanding how to address this problem will enable us to create solutions for some of the largest challenges humans face today - in healthcare, finance, government, etc.

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  1. Framing
 Effect The framing effect is an example of cognitive

    bias, in which people react differently depending on how something is presented.
  2. Clue
 Period and Ovulation Tracker Reframed as a tool to

    help women know what is going on in their bodies, and to be empowered by that knowledge.
  3. Methods Perceptual Maps
 Resource: Marketing Strategy, Text and Cases: Cengage

    Learning. 
 Use this exercise to collect data about user perceptions of varying products and services. Online Ethnography
 Resource: Doing ethnography today: Theories, methods, exercises. 
 Design by Metaphor
 Resource: A guide to metaphorical design 
 Use this exercise to collect qualitative data from any online platform/community. Use this exercise to explore an idea or problem through the application of many different metaphors.
  4. iPhone
 Next Gen Smartphone The original iPhone had arguably the

    same components as the leading Nokia phones. November 2007
  5. Methods Co-Design Workshops
 Resource: From user-centered to participatory design approaches.


    Design and the social sciences: Making connections. 
 Use this exercise to include, and make sure, the people we are designing for are at the center or the process. Direct Experience 
 Storyboards
 Video Prototyping
 Resource: Using video for early interaction design. In Collaboration in Creative Design. 
 Use this exercise to create a photo narrative of using a product or service when involving users is not possible. Use this exercise to create a video prototype to explain your idea or show how people might interact with your solution in the future, based off a scenario.
  6. Methods Think-Aloud Protocol
 Resource: Protocol Analysis. 
 Use this exercise

    to collect data about what your users are thinking are their are using your, or an existing product. Service Blueprints
 Resource: This is service design thinking: Basics, tools, cases.. 
 Competitor Analysis
 Resource: Competitive marketing: a strategic approach. 
 Use this exercise to assess all of the steps - visible and invisible that exist in a system. Use this exercise to understand where your prototype fits in the market compared to existing solutions - offline and online.
  7. Too often, we try to design solutions without first- hand

    experience…still. For stigmatized communities the stakes are too high. Experience
  8. Exploration into community serving as active redundancy model. Repro Health


    Women’s Reproductive Health Platform Clinician Clinician Clinician Search 100% 9%41 AM Explore communities on Ally Community Anxiety LGBTQ+ Settings Inbox Community Home 1 FOLLOWED EXPLORE
  9. Methods Autobiographical Diaries
 Resource: Diary and Narrative Methods. Research Methods

    in Psyc. 
 Use this exercise to document your experience while using a prototype or product twice a day for five days. Empathic Modeling
 Resource: Empathic modeling in teaching design for all. 
 Use this exercise to explore how your design applies to people with reduced sensory or physical capabilities. Use this exercise to assess a prototype or existing problem by assigning different team members to act out different roles of the scenario. Role-Playing
 Resource: Evoking the future. Drama and props in user centered design.