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Rights of Way: The Government 2.0 User Experience Andrew Boyd [email protected]

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Rights of Way: The Government 2.0 User ExperienceAndrew Boyd [email protected]

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Government 1.0

Directive rather than collaborative

Periodically refreshed Black Box

Magna Carta and Rights of Way

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Government 2.0

Collaborative

Ideally, an open transparent relationship between Government and governed

Let’s talk about Digital Rights of Way

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Guaranteeing the Digital Rights of Way

There is a lot to do

Open Data, access to technology, managing change

The User Experience: Making it usable and useful

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Usable and Useful

Usable: Whatever it does, it does it well

Useful: Needed and available at the point of need

IMAGE: MARK MCINTOSH

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Making it usable and useful

User Experience (UX) Design, User Centred Design (UCD)

Collaborative design processes and methodologies

User-informed, not user-led: why?

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A User Centred Design Methodology

Research/Analyse

Design

Evaluate

Iterate

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Why bother?

Stakeholder engagement and collaboration is built in from day one

Better result for the service provider

Better result for the service consumer

Better ROI (and you can verify realised benefits)

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Questions?

IXDA (Interaction Design Association) http://ixda.org

IAI (Information Architecture Institute) http://iainstitute.org

UX Book Club http://uxbookclub.org

Canberra IA Cocktail Hours http://iacanberra.org

Andrew Boyd [email protected] @facibus on Twitter

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