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Designing for Social 3 Do or Die Principles Joshua Porter - Performable @bokardo

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Designing for Social3 Do or Die Principles

Joshua Porter - Performable

@bokardo

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Personal value precedes network value1http://www.flickr.com/photos/aarmono/393650534/

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Del.icio.us Popular(social/network value)

My Del.icio.us(personal value)

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Designing for Social: 3 Do or Die Principles Joshua Porter

Ask these questions:

1. Can people use your software by themselves? Do they still get value from it?

2. If it is a social network play, are you emphasizing personal value as well?

3. Are you focusing on providing value before you’re expecting people to share?

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Give people a sense of control2

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“Designing for Social: 3 Do or Die Principles

Bruce Schneier on Facebook & Privacy

Facebook members instinctively understood that making this information easier to display was an enormous difference, and that privacy is more about control than about secrecy.

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Design changes to the deactivation page

accounted for 1 million members not leaving the

service.

Julie Zhou, Facebook

http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/what_happens_when_you_deactivate_your_facebook_acc.php

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Designing for Social: 3 Do or Die Principles Joshua Porter

Giving people a sense of control

1. Opt-in or obviously opt-out.

2. Being in control of emotions is huge.

3. Get people over hurdles with microcopy.

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Complex systems arise from simple ones3

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“Designing for Social: 3 Do or Die Principles

Gall’s Law

A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked.

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Designing for Social: 3 Do or Die Principles Joshua Porter

So, look for simple things:

1. A social object that people collect & share

2. Take advantage of existing relationships

3. An activity with lots of pain

4. A tightly-knit monoculture

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Designing for Social: 3 Do or Die Principles Joshua Porter

Designing for Social: 3 Do or Die Principles

1. Personal value precedes network value

2. Give people a feeling of control

3. Complex systems arise from simple ones

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Thank You!

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