Continuing Designing for Children
Designing for Children
Liz Barker at UX for Kids (2015)
Methods mentioned
- Responsive Design2:41Names mobile-first as one of four homepage strategy themes for a children's channel redesign.
- Design Sprint2:44Plans Google-style design sprints on content discovery, channel reflection, social, and mobile-first themes.
- Prototyping5:22Walks through the sprint day for prototyping before putting ideas in front of users.
Related reading
Books, research, ideas and people referenced in this talk.
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Projects and resources
- The Design Sprint04:27The speaker outlines a design sprint as understanding the problem, generating ideas, deciding with stakeholders, prototyping and putting the result in front of users for feedback.
- Pinterest07:50The speaker says the team used Pinterest to capture sprint work and revisit ideas.
- Complete Control08:42The speaker identifies Complete Control, based in Bath, as the agency that hosted the sprints and brought fresh children's-media perspectives.
Concepts
- Usability (User) Testing 10105:28The speaker describes putting prototypes in front of users and getting feedback as part of the sprint process.
- Personas Make Users Memorable for Product Team Members05:47The speaker says the BBC uses personas for five age groups to think from a child's point of view, including behaviours, motivations and devices.
