Find gaps & share your ideas through service design
The March UW Design Community session welcomed guests Maria Dahman and Laura Grady from the Center for User Experience, who presented on user experience (UX) service design. The session shared ideas on when to use service design, who to involve in the process, getting buy-in, and examples of service sesign maps and blueprints. Stay tuned for details about our September service design workshop.
Service design, also called service mapping or blueprinting, is a great way to use UX insights you’ve collected through research like interviews, observations, analytics, surveys, etc. It allows you to see a comprehensive picture of the product, service or experience you are creating and gives you ideas for where to improve.
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Find gaps and share your ideas through service designMiss the session?
Check out the slide deck and session video:- Session slides (in Box)
- Session videos (in Kaltura)
Blueprinting resources
- Book recommendations (Medium)
- Service Design Network
- Service Design 101 (Nielsen Norman Group)
- Practical by Design course and resources (get the book, too!)
- Service Design Glossary (Service Design Network)
- Figma for Education (free tool)
- NOTE: To verify that you’re eligible, you need to provide a course syllabus. What’s considered a “course syllabus” is a bit of a gray area, so just a heads up that folks might run into barriers. One option is linking to a Canvas course you administer or your departmental/school website.