UI design for open data V02 nov 2014
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Hollie Lubbock is a UX/visual designer at Bureau for Visual Affairs in London. This document discusses how design can help communicate data and cases where cultural organizations are using open data. It provides examples of museums like the V&A and British Museum that have released collection data. The document also highlights projects by Hollie Lubbock using open data from cultural organizations to create engaging data visualizations and experiences for users.
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UI design for open data V02 nov 2014
- 1. Hollie Lubbock UX / Visual designer at Bureau for Visual Affairs in London @hollielubbock !
- 2. Overview 1. How design can help communicate data 2. Who in the cultural sector is using open data 3. Case studies: using UI to help users
- 3. Section 1: Why I think design is awesome when it comes to data
- 9. Can infographics change lives?
- 13. Invisible Airs, YoHa ODI data as culture
- 15. What should we be trying to achieve with design?
- 16. What should we be trying to achieve with design? • Clear simple presentations
- 17. What should we be trying to achieve with design? • Clear simple presentations • Allow users to make up their own mind
- 18. What should we be trying to achieve with design? • Clear simple presentations • Allow users to make up their own mind • Inspire users to create something with the data
- 19. Section 2 The cultural sector
- 20. The cultural sector is a big adopter of open data and semantic web technologies.
- 21. So, who is doing what?
- 22. V&A released collections data http://www.vam.ac.uk/api/
- 23. British museum collections data collection.britishmuseum.org
- 25. Tate Modern collections data https://github.com/tategallery/ collection
- 26. Great collection of resources here: http://museum-api. pbworks.com/w/page/ 21933420/Museum %C2%A0APIs
- 27. How have these been presented to the public?
- 28. How have these been presented to the public? ! • They drive the collections searches on their own sites.
- 29. How have these been presented to the public? ! • They drive the collections searches on their own sites. • They are moving towards 5* open data
- 30. How have these been presented to the public? ! • They drive the collections searches on their own sites. • They are moving towards 5* open data • Using schema.org style systems to add value to their data.
- 41. Dimensions of art: @jradavenport
- 44. What’s next?
- 45. Common thesauri being developed
- 46. Developing APIs
- 47. Hackdays
- 48. Requirement of government funding?
- 49. In the pipeline at the Barbican
- 50. Why are museums doing this?
- 51. Section 3 Stuff I’ve made
- 52. A ramble through old work, new work & work in progress
- 53. Data as a pulse of relevance or trends !
- 54. Royal Shakespeare Company http://tinyurl.com/m2yz5hp Bureau for Visual Affairs
- 58. Using open data as an enhancement
- 59. V&A museum http://www.vam.ac.uk/ the other media
- 65. Researchspace Bureau for Visual Affairs
- 66. A collection of collections
- 67. Rijksbureau voor Kunsthistorische Yale Centre for British Art British Museum
- 70. How would you like to search?
- 82. Open as a core value
- 83. Southbank Centre http:// digital.southbankcentre.co.uk/ Bureau for Visual Affairs
- 84. Open platform Open community Open content Open vocabulary Open data Open process
- 92. Follow our progress here: http:// digital.southbankcentre.co.uk/
- 93. I think we should be helping people engage with open data and data in general as much as possible.
- 94. It just being available isn’t enough, it needs to be engaging and accessible to people. ! I think we can go along way towards this by using design.
- 95. Thanks for listening @hollielubbock ! Any Questions?