Unfolding the Notion of Experience (Virtual) Prototyping: A Framework for Prototyping in an Experience-Driven Design Process

Camere, Serena; Bordegoni, Monica

doi:10.3233/jid-2016-0012

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“…The cyber-empathic design used embedded sensors to visualise user-product interactions, which was demonstrated by a case study visualising the distribution of forces in the shoe sole (Ghosh et al, 2017). Biomechanical aspects of user-product interactions were measured by motion captures and visualised for the designers' inspiration (Camere et al, 2015;Miehling & Wartzack, 2015;Wolf et al, 2019).…”

Section: Designers Utilize Behavioural Data For Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

A systematic literature review on utilisation of behavioural data in service design: Unexplored potentials on data utilisation on co-design

Yasuoka,

Taoka,

Nakatani

et al. 2023

Linköping Electronic Conference Proceedings

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This study provides a systematic literature review, investigating current uses and application of behavioural data in services design process. The results show a predominance of data usage either on product design process by professional designers or on personal reflection by service users, and more importantly, there is a large gap in what designers and users can benefit from data. The paper argues that such a gap limits the potentials of data in service design and highlights the importance of co-design between designers and users within data-driven design.

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Section: Designers Utilize Behavioural Data For Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

A systematic literature review on utilisation of behavioural data in service design: Unexplored potentials on data utilisation on co-design

Yasuoka,

Taoka,

Nakatani

et al. 2023

Linköping Electronic Conference Proceedings

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“…The design process uses prototyping to allow some end users to engage with products and services on a limited scale prior to their full release to the full population for which they are designed (Camere & Bordegoni, 2016). Using broad-based teams, the prototyping process is driven by waves of convergent and divergent thinking that enables those creating the end product or service to learn from one another (Coleman, 2016;Deitering & Filar-Williams, 2018).…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Prototyping is commonly found within the design process used in industrial fabricators in the development of products and services (Desrosier, 2011). It serves a creative and economic purpose to assist in revisions as the product is developed and improved (Camere & Bordegoni, 2016;Meier & Miller, 2016). It also has economic advantages as prototypes can be evaluated for their suitability prior to broader adoption (Medlej, Stuban, & Dever, 2017).…”

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It Looks a Bit Like This: Prototyping in an Academic Library

Zaugg

Silva

Nelson

et al. 2020

Journal of Library Administration

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COLUMN EDITOR'S NOTE Contributions in this column focus on the closely related topics of strategic planning and assessment in all types of libraries. The articles found herein examine all aspects of planning and assessment including (but not limited to) components, methods, approaches, trends, tools and training. In the column below, the authors discuss how prototypes can be used in the field of library management. Specifically, the authors examine how prototypes were used at Brigham Young University's (BYU) Harold B. Lee Library to assist in the development of processes, learning materials, services, and physical items. This article explores how a modified process of prototyping was used to inform decision making to better serve BYU's patrons. While this model works for BYU's purposes, the authors note that prototyping may be adapted to meet the needs of other libraries. The five-step process included the identification of a problem or goal, communication among key players, the creation of a prototype, the evaluation and revision of the project, and the final step where successes and failures were celebrated. The authors conclude that prototypes offer a cost-effective and efficient means to revise library processes, to develop their library resources, and to update library services. This process of prototyping offers ongoing insights to continued improvements on library management

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“…Whether to explore novel concepts by building to think (Brown and Katz, 2011), or enhance an existing solution through refinement (Camburn et al, 2017), the prototype plays a crucial role in bridging the gap between an idea and its tangible form. Camere and Bordegoni (2016), describe prototyping as an engagement with the product to be, where the prototype approximates various features that constitute a final product, service, or system. Designers frequently manipulate the prototype in order to refine and enhance the final product through what Schon and Wiggins (1992) describe as a reflective conversation with the materials of the design solution.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

How Do Prototypes Change? Characterising Quantitative and Qualitative Changes Between Prototype Iterations

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Prototyping strategies and technology often focus on reducing the fabrication time and cost between design iterations, however, there is limited knowledge about the specific characteristics of change that prototyping strategies aim to impact. To investigate, and better understand these characteristics, this study curates and systematically analyses a representative dataset of 50 'real-world' prototype samples. The study aims to explore the various elements that constitute a design change and to determine their impact on the scale of volumetric change detected. The results highlight emergent patterns and correlations between study metrics to better understand the reasons for design change and the frequency and scale of changes detected in the sample dataset. Findings reveal that the purpose of a design change is, in certain cases, highly correlated to the scale of change affected, and that some changes are more prevalent in the dataset than others, with an average volumetric difference of 4.2% between sample versions detected. The study provides an initial characterisation of prototype change to guide iterative prototyping processes and improve the efficiency and effectiveness of design iterations.

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Unfolding the Notion of Experience (Virtual) Prototyping: A Framework for Prototyping in an Experience-Driven Design Process

Cited by 6 publications

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A systematic literature review on utilisation of behavioural data in service design: Unexplored potentials on data utilisation on co-design

A systematic literature review on utilisation of behavioural data in service design: Unexplored potentials on data utilisation on co-design

It Looks a Bit Like This: Prototyping in an Academic Library

How Do Prototypes Change? Characterising Quantitative and Qualitative Changes Between Prototype Iterations

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