A Service Walkthrough in Astrid Lindgren's Footsteps
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| Title: | A Service Walkthrough in Astrid Lindgren's Footsteps |
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| Authors: | Arvola, Mattias, 1975, Blomkvist, Johan, Holmlid, Stefan, 1968, Pezone, Giovanni |
| Source: | Proceedings from ServDes.2012 Conference Proceedings Co-Creating Services, The 3rd Service Design and Service Innovation Conference, February, Espoo, Finland Linköping Electronic Conference Proceedings. :21-29 |
| Subject Terms: | service prototyping, evaluation, bodystorming, experience prototyping, pluralistic usability walkthrough, service walkthrough |
| Description: | How can service prototypes be created and evaluated? This paper describes how methods like bodystorming and experience prototyping can be used in combination with pluralistic walkthrough in an evaluation method we call ‘service walkthrough’. We put the method to test in the development of augmented tourism services at the author Astrid Lindgren's childhood home. After initial design work, a mock-up and roleplay of a treasure hunt in the garden of the childhood home was made. It was evaluated using the service walkthrough method. The most important lesson learned was that a service walkthrough can be used to evaluate service prototypes and that it reveals information about practical as well as experiential issues for users. |
| File Description: | electronic |
| Access URL: | https://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:liu:diva-80279 |
| Database: | SwePub |
Nájsť tento článok vo Web of Science | Abstract: | How can service prototypes be created and evaluated? This paper describes how methods like bodystorming and experience prototyping can be used in combination with pluralistic walkthrough in an evaluation method we call ‘service walkthrough’. We put the method to test in the development of augmented tourism services at the author Astrid Lindgren's childhood home. After initial design work, a mock-up and roleplay of a treasure hunt in the garden of the childhood home was made. It was evaluated using the service walkthrough method. The most important lesson learned was that a service walkthrough can be used to evaluate service prototypes and that it reveals information about practical as well as experiential issues for users. |
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| ISSN: | 16503686 16503740 |