During the event, participants will form teams and be introduced to a full-fledged hypothetical project, including appropriate client-side deliverables. The project stakeholders will present their needs, concerns, and preferences to the teams. The teams then have an opportunity to talk with the stakeholders during the exercise. The session will conclude with proposal presentations from each of the groups to the "clients" and any assembled audience, followed by the "clients" team choosing a winner. Members of the winning team will receive a plethora of praise from your peers.
We are going to try something new this time by running three simultaneous projects with two vendor teams for each project. That way people have a chance to work on a project that interests them and we can all learn from the results of the exercise. The projects are:
The TTC homepage needs an update. You and your team will draft a new vision of how people will engage the TTC online.
This project will need Designers, Technical Architects, User Experience Professionals, Marketers and Representative Users
How could the Subway Cars be better? Let your imagination go as you modernize and create the ideal new Subway Car.
This project will need Space Designers, Mass Transportation Specialists, User Experience Professionals and Representative Users
Ever been bored waiting for the bus, wondering where the next bus is? Design an information display that can be viewed outside and don’t forget to make it self sustaining.
This project will need Device Designers, Information Architects, and Representative Users