An exercise in idea generation.
Key points #
- Generate interface ideas, as many as possible
- Get on the same page
- Involve the right people. Consider:
- Stakeholders
- Support/frontline staff
- Engineers
- Product managers
Needs #
- Paper, A4 or letter is perfect
- Sharpies, thicker the better
How to do it #
- Distribute supplies if you’re in person
- If you’re remote, have participants use printer paper folded in half vertically and horizontally OR use a template in Miro or similar
- Give clients eight rounds of one minute each to individually sketch out a part of the interface
- Make sure they know they don’t have to be an artist. It’s just about getting your idea out there and discussing it
- For the next 30 minutes, allow each person to show their ideas.
- After someone presents an idea, ask if anyone had something similar. Group those together.
- If you’re remote, you can ask them to take a photo and email it or upload it to a shared Miro document.