Research Findings for Grid GalleryAdityo Pratomo

GRID GALLERYPUBLIC DISPLAY. INTERESTING AND CHALLENGING

Methodology

User research

Paper research

Design requirements

Observation

Survey

Interview

OBSERVATION

4/7/11 3:48 PMErskine Street, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia - Google Maps

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Address Erskine StSydney New South Wales 2000,Australia

Walking traffic is heavily populated by office workerPeople walk aloneAfter office hour they are more relaxed

More cars on the street after office hourMore people walk in the street across the Grid GalleryThe building is more interesting at night with lights

Survey: Pd Mailing List

• Inviting + provoking

• Easy for the user to interact

• Enjoyable for the audience

• Connecting audience with the space

• Keep it simple

• Vast majority of public will probably ignore it

Interpretation

Office worker will be the main audience

More people will have a better view of the screen while few people can interact with the screen at a close distance

Cars can distract the view, so grab their attention as soon as possible

Easy, appealing, playful and quick interpretation

PAPER RESEARCHCONNECTING HUMAN VIA PUBLIC DISPLAYENGAGING PEOPLE TO INTERACT WITH THE DISPLAY

Connecting Human“a lack of social relationships constitutes a risk factor for health that rivals that of other well-established factors such as cigarette smoking, obesity, and lack of physical activity”

House, Landis, and Umberson

Connecting Human: 9 Design Framework

• Think beyond the screen

• Engage the periphery (the separation of objects)

• Instill a sense of reciprocity

• Transcend time

• Motivate interaction

• Design for investment and growth

• Balance togetherness and uniqueness

• Embrace the user’s creativity

• Be patient

Designing Displays for Human Connectedness

Stefan AgmanolisMedia Lab Europe

Engaging PeopleEncourage awareness

Encourage participation

show the display in an attractive way

possible use of a helper

display near traffic flow

lightweight interaction

visible from offset

easy to interact

not embarrassing to recover from mistakesEnticing People to Interact with Large Public

Displays in Public Spaces

Harry Brignull & Yvonne RogersInteract Lab, School of Cognitive & Computing Sciences, University of Sussex, Brighton BN19QH, UK

Design Requirements

Audience: office workers

Spectators: people across the Grid Gallery

Participator: people in front of the Grid Gallery

Create engaging display

Connect audiences with surrounding people

Involve social interaction; caters for multiple users

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