UKUPA WUD09 Meriel Lenfestey: Design For Common Good
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Case Study:User Experience
Design for the common goodMeriel Lenfestey
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I started Flow because I wanted to make things better ...
I wanted technology to improve people’s lives.
Flow provides a bridge between the many corporations building our futures and the people whose futures they are building.
The projects we’re most proud of are the ones where the customers expectations are exceeded and the client achieves their goals.
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Doing my bit in the only way I know how...
I’m starting Ecomodo because I want to make things better ...
I still want technology to improve people’s lives.
Ecomodo provides a way for people to live the rich lives they choose with minimal environmental impact. This will improve people’s lives for generations to come.
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the goals..
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In 2004 £143 billion spent on clothes, household appliances, glassware, tableware, household utensils, household tools and equipment, vehicles, telephone and telefax equipment, audio-visual, photo and information processing equipment and cultural and recreational durables
... that’s £2.3k per person.
Fact borrowed from WRAP report 2009: Waste & Resources Action Program: Meeting the UK climate change challenge: The contribution of resource efficiency
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33% of all products thrown away are still working.
Fact borrowed from Cooper, 2004
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The average power drill is used for ten minutes in its entire life.
Fact borrowed from Thackara, 2005
Picture borrowed from choener, on flickr
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If products are seldom used, by sharing the product with a number of people (changing use patterns), the resource productivity of the product will be increased and the consumption of natural resources in the production stage reduced.
Fact borrowed from WRAP, 2009
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Cumulative GHG emission reduction in production and consumption material sufficiency strategies to 2050, taking into account emissions from a consumption perspective .
Reducing gap between psychological and technological obsolescence
Hiring rather than buying to increase the utility of the item over it’s lifetime
Making goods which are more durable and last longer in response to demand
Data borrowed from WRAP, 2009
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need something..
Electric heater for an emergencyChildren’s ski clothes for annual holidayGarage space for storage while I moveSewing machine for a one off jobStair gate for visitorsCocktail shakers for a cocktail partyDIY help to erect a greenhouseSurf board to try it outBabysitting for Friday nightA tent for a trial camping tripA rotavator to clear my garden...
got stuff..
Spare hob from when mine brokeBaby gear.. just in case!Guitar because I always meant to learnWater butt installation from doing mineKayak which we use occasionallyTent which has been used twiceFull Elvis costume from a fancy dress partyTag along from when my kids were little2 sets of fishing gear which I seldom useMini marquee bought for a party years agoSpare room which friends can use...
I don’t want to have
to buy one – someone must have one I
could use.
It’s just collecting dust, taking up space and
making me feel guilty... But I want to hang onto
it.
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Who is it for?
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the challenges ..
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challenges
Business model
legal
desiretrust
ease
build
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Business model
legal
desiretrust
ease
build
UX Design
Technical User
Commercial
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desire
trust
ease
User
behaviour change
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the solution..
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Introducers..
Lenders .. personal motivations
Borrowers ..
Access Green Money
Contribute to Community
Convenience
Provide personal benefits (as above)
Support own goals
CSR – contribute to community
Reduce footprint
Reduce cumulative footprint Fundraise
Reduced cost
CSR – fundraising
Fundraising for own cause
Enrich & enable
Meet like minded people Maximise utility / reduce guilt Return on investment/earn money
Lenders .. philanthropic motivations
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motivate find negotiate use return
We facilitate the entire transaction between lender & borrower
trust & ease
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As UX specialists we wield great power ...Making society more sustainable is in large part a UX challenge.
We have the power to help not only people out there now – but also future generations.