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Want to design large-screen interfaces that truly work for your users? Need a control room adapted to your specificities? Join our hands-on session and discover how to apply user-centred design (UCD) to real-world, large-screen, data-heavy environments.
Details
Designing effective interfaces for complex, data-rich environments, such as control rooms, requires more than creativity – it requires a deep understanding of users, their tasks, and their context.
This workshop offers a practical introduction to user-centred design (UCD), guiding participants through the process of designing interfaces with a strong focus on usability, collaboration, and real-world application.
What you will get
Over the course of this interactive session, you will:
- Get a live demonstration of a control room to manage the logistics of a hospital control room during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Interact with tangible tables in LIST cognitive environment lab
- Explore the challenges of designing for large-screen control rooms and collaborative spaces.
- Learn the principles of UCD and how to apply them in practice.
- Explore the challenges of designing for large-screen control rooms and collaborative spaces.
- Design and prototype your control room interface by focusing on a concrete use case: a security control room for incident detection in a plant.
- Try up-to-date tools developed by LIST to support you in prototyping control room interfaces and collecting observations about their usage.
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