Comments on: Design Consequences: A fun workshop technique for brainstorming & consensus building http://www.disambiguity.com/design-consequences-a-fun-workshop-technique-for-brainstorming-consensus-building/ pretty design pending Mon, 13 Oct 2008 22:35:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Olivier http://www.disambiguity.com/design-consequences-a-fun-workshop-technique-for-brainstorming-consensus-building/#comment-158538 Olivier Thu, 09 Oct 2008 08:46:56 +0000 http://www.disambiguity.com/design-consequences-a-fun-workshop-technique-for-brainstorming-consensus-building/#comment-158538 Hi. Would you be willen to share (some of) those "*very* scratchy samples"? I'm not a designer so I don't really have access to lots of wireframes and other design examples. I will be doing this exercise in a couple of days though. Hi. Would you be willen to share (some of) those “*very* scratchy samples”? I’m not a designer so I don’t really have access to lots of wireframes and other design examples. I will be doing this exercise in a couple of days though.

]]> By: Riccardo Cambiassi http://www.disambiguity.com/design-consequences-a-fun-workshop-technique-for-brainstorming-consensus-building/#comment-11602 Riccardo Cambiassi Sun, 04 Mar 2007 22:10:52 +0000 http://www.disambiguity.com/design-consequences-a-fun-workshop-technique-for-brainstorming-consensus-building/#comment-11602 Hi Leisa, thanks for sharing the whole process! I really enjoyed our design consequences session at the BarCampLondon, and I'm planning to use it in a similar (barcamp) context in Italy soon. I'll keep you posted. Hi Leisa,
thanks for sharing the whole process!
I really enjoyed our design consequences session at the BarCampLondon, and I’m planning to use it in a similar (barcamp) context in Italy soon. I’ll keep you posted.

]]> By: Nick http://www.disambiguity.com/design-consequences-a-fun-workshop-technique-for-brainstorming-consensus-building/#comment-11213 Nick Wed, 28 Feb 2007 09:50:38 +0000 http://www.disambiguity.com/design-consequences-a-fun-workshop-technique-for-brainstorming-consensus-building/#comment-11213 Hi Leisa, This sounds like a great technique. I teach something similar in a paper prototyping workshop that I run from time-to-time, but this is much more immediate. (I especially like your ‘ins’ and ‘outs’ concept – a sooper-simple way of sorting and capturing the output.) I’m a big fan of these kinds of techniques because they generate ideas quickly and early, they help to focus the team and, most importantly, they drastically lower the barrier for participation (allowing you to tap into the creativity of your entire team, your stakeholders and even your users – heresy in these Designer-driven days!) Thanks for sharing. Hi Leisa,

This sounds like a great technique. I teach something similar in a paper prototyping workshop that I run from time-to-time, but this is much more immediate. (I especially like your ‘ins’ and ‘outs’ concept – a sooper-simple way of sorting and capturing the output.)

I’m a big fan of these kinds of techniques because they generate ideas quickly and early, they help to focus the team and, most importantly, they drastically lower the barrier for participation (allowing you to tap into the creativity of your entire team, your stakeholders and even your users – heresy in these Designer-driven days!) Thanks for sharing.

]]> By: disambiguity - » BarCampLondon2 http://www.disambiguity.com/design-consequences-a-fun-workshop-technique-for-brainstorming-consensus-building/#comment-11063 disambiguity - » BarCampLondon2 Mon, 26 Feb 2007 10:29:17 +0000 http://www.disambiguity.com/design-consequences-a-fun-workshop-technique-for-brainstorming-consensus-building/#comment-11063 [...] For my presentation I managed to make people who turned up do most of the work I ran a demo of a homespun design workshop technique I’ve recently started using which we currently call ‘Design Consequences’. It’s much more approachable and fun than the name suggests, so I’m issuing a call for suggestions to rename it! I’ll do a write up of what Design Consequences for anyone who was there and wants the notes, and those who missed out, in the next couple of days. Thanks to everyone who came along and participated in my session. I had lots of fun! (Update: I’ve written up the technique here if you’re interested in trying it yourself) [...] [...] For my presentation I managed to make people who turned up do most of the work I ran a demo of a homespun design workshop technique I’ve recently started using which we currently call ‘Design Consequences’. It’s much more approachable and fun than the name suggests, so I’m issuing a call for suggestions to rename it! I’ll do a write up of what Design Consequences for anyone who was there and wants the notes, and those who missed out, in the next couple of days. Thanks to everyone who came along and participated in my session. I had lots of fun! (Update: I’ve written up the technique here if you’re interested in trying it yourself) [...]

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