Board games in ux research
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BOARD GAMES IN UX RESEARCH
Karin Slegers
Sanne Ruelens
Jorick Vissers
Pieter Duysburgh
CONTEXTCONTEXT
1. Provide a glimpse at possible future experiences
2. Safe environment
3. Mitigate social dynamics
WHY?
THE GAMETHE GAME
Futuristic ‘omniscient’ train information system
3 teams per game, playing in pairs
Blank squares, event squares, penalty squares
Event cards
Throw dice
Move playing piece
Ask question
Discuss
Single turn
“It made it easier to talk to the other people.”
“A nice and playful way to share experiences”
“The term ‘childish’ went through my head.”
“Oh no. Monopoly déjà vu.”
SAFE ENVIRONMENT?
New insights, especially event-based
Generative approach to discuss latent needs
FUTURE EXPERIENCES?
