Location via proxy:   [ UP ]  
[Report a bug]   [Manage cookies]                
Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 55 views

    Storyboard 0

    Uploaded by

    drustagi
    This document provides instructions for creating a storyboard to communicate complex solution proposals. A storyboard lays out the basic components of a solution without all the details. It can help facilitate dialogue with users and identify potential issues. The instructions are to: 1) Determine what aspect of the solution to investigate; 2) Select this aspect and user groups; 3) Outline solution parts with sketches; 4) Introduce critical user groups; and 5) Adjust the storyboard based on user feedback.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Storyboard 0

    Uploaded by

    drustagi
    55 views1 page
    This document provides instructions for creating a storyboard to communicate complex solution proposals. A storyboard lays out the basic components of a solution without all the details. It can help facilitate dialogue with users and identify potential issues. The instructions are to: 1) Determine what aspect of the solution to investigate; 2) Select this aspect and user groups; 3) Outline solution parts with sketches; 4) Introduce critical user groups; and 5) Adjust the storyboard based on user feedback.

    Original Description:

    storyboard instruction

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    This document provides instructions for creating a storyboard to communicate complex solution proposals. A storyboard lays out the basic components of a solution without all the details. It can help facilitate dialogue with users and identify potential issues. The instructions are to: 1) Determine what aspect of the solution to investigate; 2) Select this aspect and user groups; 3) Outline solution parts with sketches; 4) Introduce critical user groups; and 5) Adjust the storyboard based on user feedback.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    55 views1 page

    Storyboard 0

    Uploaded by

    drustagi
    This document provides instructions for creating a storyboard to communicate complex solution proposals. A storyboard lays out the basic components of a solution without all the details. It can help facilitate dialogue with users and identify potential issues. The instructions are to: 1) Determine what aspect of the solution to investigate; 2) Select this aspect and user groups; 3) Outline solution parts with sketches; 4) Introduce critical user groups; and 5) Adjust the storyboard based on user feedback.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 1

    Create the future

    Storyboard

    45 min Group

    Description
    A storyboard is a simple visualisation of a future scenario that lets you communicate
    the basic components of complex solution proposals without having all the details in
    place. The concept stems from the world of film-making, where storyboards are used
    to lay down the filmic flow before the costly process of shooting the film.
    Often, the storyboard is based on drawings. It can serve to facilitate a dialogue with
    your users where you invite them to describe their service experience. It can help you
    spot potentials or drawbacks to proposed solutions that you had overlooked.

    Instructions
    1. Before creating the storyboard it is crucial that you determine exactly what you
    want to investigate and learn about. Use that as a basis for obtaining detailed feed-
    back on aspects of your solution that you have already identified as conditions for a
    successful implementation.
    2. Select an aspect that you wish to investigate, and note that in your storyboard.
    3. In the second cell of the storyboard, indicate one or more user groups that this
    solutions addresses.
    3. Now outline parts of your solution in as much detail as possible. You can do this
    using simple hand-drawn sketches.
    4. Determine which user groups are critically important to the success of your solution,
    and introduce them to your storyboard. You can do this in one-on-one interviews or in
    a group interview.
    5. Adjust your storyboard. After the modification, you may want to conduct one more
    test with your users.

    Materials
    Storyboard
    Felt-tip pens

    You might also like