Making Storytelling Personal: Finding Your User in Your Story

B. Karanian, Erica S. Savig
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Have you ever asked yourself if we blur the lines between the Who in our user's story and the Me in our personal story? This Workshop is based on the premise that finding our personal stories enhances our capacity to step into our user's shoes for deeper insights that fuel design. Discover engaging parallel stories using a variety of validated processes. Through a thought-provoking, psychodynamic and design-thinking approach, we will detangle each other's stories to reveal tangible translations on multiple levels. The active workshop will consist of planned imaginative prompts and an assortment of expressive modes such as one-minute interviews, drawing, prototype writing, and simulations. The overall process will draw us closer to our users and to ourselves, while creating necessary distance as we discover story overlaps. Each of us will leave with fresh insight into the Why we are designing, and more clarity into the potential impact of our design initiatives.
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让故事个人化:在故事中找到你的用户
你有没有问过自己,我们是否模糊了用户故事中的“谁”和个人故事中的“我”之间的界限?这个工作坊是基于这样一个前提:找到我们的个人故事可以增强我们进入用户的能力,从而获得更深层次的见解,从而为设计提供动力。使用各种经过验证的过程发现引人入胜的平行故事。通过发人深省、心理动力学和设计思维的方法,我们将梳理彼此的故事,在多个层面上揭示切实的翻译。活跃的工作坊将包括计划的富有想象力的提示和各种表达模式,如一分钟的采访,绘画,原型写作和模拟。整个过程将拉近我们与用户和我们自己的距离,同时在我们发现故事重叠时创造必要的距离。我们每个人都会对我们为什么要设计有新的见解,并且更清楚地了解我们的设计计划的潜在影响。
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