Service:
the action of helping or doing work for someone
Design:
purpose, planning, or intention that exists or is thought to exist behind
an action, fact, or material object
Service:
the action of helping or doing work for someone
Design:
purpose, planning, or intention that exists or is thought to exist behind
an action, fact, or material object
Service Design:
the activity of planning and organizing people, infrastructure,
communication and material components of a service in order to improve
the quality and interaction between service providers and customers.
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Why?
The purpose of service design methodologies is to design according to the
needs of customers or participants, so that the service is
user-friendly
competitive
relevant to the customers.
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Where can we use service design?
Health Care
Social Service
Mobile & Technology
Government
Media
Event Production
Who does service design?
strategists Ideo
creatives frog design
scholars Daytona
lawyers inreality
anthropologists Adaptive Path
marketers Fjord
engineers Cooper
financiers you
teachers me
Ingredients:
User Touchpoints:
Places in which a service interacts with people and organizations
e.g. websites, 1800 numbers, helpdesks, APIs, et cetera
Ingredients:
User Toughpoints
Places in which a service interacts with people and organizations
Systems
What are the structures and forces upon which the service depends?
e.g. politics, human resources, supply chains, production lines, et cetera
Ingredients:
User Touchpoints
Places in which a service interacts with people and organizations
Systems
What are the structures and forces upon which the service depends?
Social Strategy
Bigger questions, problem resolution
e.g. how do I get better at remembering to pay my taxes?
how can we decrease crime in urban neighborhoods?
Ingredients:
User Experience
Systems Effective Service Design
Social Strategy
Method:
Discover Purpose:
Uncover and frame the service design opportunity
Method:
Define Interviews, surveys, cultural probes, storytelling,
market research, shadowing
Output
Lay of the land, insights, and territory maps
Develop
Questions:
Where are opportunities for service design?
What are interesting problems to address
Deliver
Method:
Discover Purpose:
Distill key findings and insights into design
directions based on research. Understand needs
Method:
Define Roleplay, territory maps, stakeholder maps
Output
User needs matrix, conceptual models, customer
journeys, personas
Develop
Questions:
What does the research tell us? What issues/needs
are important and relevant to address?
Deliver
Method:
Discover Purpose:
Envision future scenarios and validate them with
potential stakeholders
Method:
Define Storyboarding, user testing, collage tools, prototype
Output
Scenarios, wireframes, service models
Develop
Questions:
What are the tools and processes for delivery?
What is the service cycle? and how often do users
engage with it? Tangible and intangible aspects.
Deliver
Method:
Discover Purpose:
Refine idea based on feedback from generative
research
Method:
Define
Output
Video sketches, service models, blueprints, mockups
Questions:
What’s the best way to communicate the service
concept? What are the key ideas?
Develop
Deliver
What’s the scene like now?
Aspirational territory...people are aware, but more
focused on user experience/marketing
What’s the scene like now?
True service design for existing customers is highly
disruptive and requires monsterous trade-offs and a
long term commitment
A service demands value only once a customer sees value in it
e.g. one doesn’t need a locksmith until you’re locked out
Where can I find opportunity?
Everyday life
e. g How can we make a service that teaches children how to manage their
money?
theconsumerist.com
e. g How can we create a service that addresses drunk walking? Driving?
Further Reading/Info (click)
Service Design Network
This Is Service Design
Service Design Group