- Sketching user scenariosBodega, Bergen
From zero to sketching simple, but expressive people to tell our users’ stories.
When we are designing technology it’s easy to get super focussed on the product itself, the flows, screens and design details and slightly loose sight of the actual people that will use the product, how they go about their day, in which situations they might encounter our product and how it fits into their lives.
Sketching user scenarios is a great way to escape this trap. It allows us to empathise with our users by telling their individual stories. It can spark new ideas how our products can improve real-world situations and it’s a great tool for presenting high level concepts in an engaging way.
In her interactive talk / mini-workshop Eva-Lotta will give you a lightning fast introduction to some simple fundamental sketching principles that will enable everybody in the room to start sketching what our users do and feel. All you need is some paper and a simple pen or two (an additional colour is always a plus) and and a little bit of courage to overcome the (false) idea that you can’t draw.
About the presenter
Eva-Lotta Lamm is a designer, author and visual thinker. After a 15-year-long career as a UX / digital product designer working in Paris and London for Google, Skype, and Yahoo!, she shifted her professional focus to her life-long passion of visual thinking. She is regularly speaking at international design conferences on the topics sketching, sketchnoting and visual thinking and has been teaching her craft both in-person and online for over a decade.Her mission is to empower people to make the complex problems they face in their work and daily life visual so they can ‘see’ them from a fresh perspective and solve them with more confidence, creativity and clarity.
The bar is open from 18:00, Eva-Lotta's talk starts at 18:30.
PS: Arrive early if you want to be sure to get a seat! (Since there are always many no-shows, we open up for more registrations than there are room for at Bodega...)
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