CO-CREATION (BUSINESS & CUSTOMER)
CO-CREATION (BUSINESS & CUSTOMER)
Workshop Design & Facilitation
I am experienced in facilitating and designing the program and custom exercises for different kinds of design and research workshops. Below some examples of workshops I have given in the past years.
WORKSHOP TYPES:
DESIGN SPRINTS
JOURNEY MAPPING WORKSHOPS
CO-CREATION
(BUSINESS & CUSTOMER)
CUSTOM CONCEPT & VISION WORKSHOPS
DESIGN FESTIVALS &
TEAM BUILDING
PROCESS & WAY OF WORKING WORKSHOPS
KNOWLEDGE SHARING SESSIONS
FACILITATING STARTUPS
Bee Goeder
A CUSTOM CONCEPT SPRINT TO HELP A SOCIAL STARTUP ON THE WAY
Bee Goeder was a custom-designed conceptualization workshop including user research, defining target groups, concept, and mock-up creation.
The goal of the workshop was to shape the client's idea and help him pitch to concept to private investors as well as governmental institutions.
POLIECE ROTTERDAM RIJMOND
The goal of the client was to create a proposition that achieves a behaviour change within people so that they become socially responsible citizens and create a feeling of community, ownership and belonging within the city of Rotterdam.I lead the project and worked together with another service designer.
CONTEXTUAL INTERVIEWS
PANNEL DISCUSSION
CLUSTERING & HOW MIGHT WE
IDEATION & CONCEPT
BUSINESS MODEL
PROTOTYPE
EXAMPLES OF MY METHODS & TEMPLATES
'This Happened' Design Meetups
Together with 3 friends, I organize quarterly design events in Rotterdam, we are normally in the culture and event location WORM but are also taking part in design festivals.
This happened is a series of events focused on the story behind a design project.. Having ideas is easier than making it happen. It is part of an international format that currently takes place in Hamburg, London and Rotterdam. We dive into projects that exist today, to find out how their concepts and process can inspire future work. In the Rotterdam edition, an evening consists of 4 speakers. Each speaker has 10 minutes to present their work, followed by 10 minutes of Q&A from the audience. Talks are given in English and focus on the design process rather than the final product. The talks itself are filmed and shared through our webpage and Youtube channel. In between and after the talks there are breaks with drinks and time for networking.
Public Speaking
Apart from organizing design meetups and facilitating others I also like to share my knowledge by giving talks myself. One topic that I gave several talks about is Cultural differences and how they can affect design.
Living in many different countries made me aware of cultural differences and that they should be taken into consideration when designing for different cultural backgrounds. I studied different approaches to cultural dimensions (e.g Hofstede, Meyer, Cyr) and am working on guidelines for designing for different cultural backgrounds and gave talks about this topic at with Bindu Upadhyay at several meetups and conferences, such as UX camp, Inclusive Design 24, and Ladies that UX Amsterdam.