Design for behaviour change: The design with intent toolkit v.0.9
Daniel Lockton, DJ Harrison, Neville A. Stanton · Brunel University Research Archive (BURA) (Brunel University London) · 2009
Constraining behaviourEnabling behaviour Motivating behaviourThe design patterns e Design with Intent Toolkit aims to help designers faced with 'design for behaviour ange' briefs.e poster features design paerns whi recur across design fields (interaction, products, aritecture).Some of the names will be unfamiliar, but we hope the paerns and examples will inspire your own concepts.ink about how you might apply the ideas to your brief, and what could work given what you know about the problem.If you get stu, try combining ideas from different paerns.e paerns are grouped into six 'lenses', ea offering a different worldview on design and behaviour.e lenses allow you to ask "How might someone else approa the problem?" and ought to help you think outside your initial perspective (or your client's).ere's also a whole range of other paerns you can try for ea lens, along with further details and examples, and a ance to get involved in improving them at: www.designwithintent.co.uk Start with the problemYou have a product, service or environment-a system-where users' behaviour is important to it working properly (safely, efficiently), so ideally you'd like people to use it in a certain way.Or maybe you have a system where it would be desirable to alter the way that people use it, to improve things for users, the people around them, or society as a whole.How can you modify the design, or redesign the system, to aieve this: to influence, or ange users' behaviour?■ How to influence user behaviour ■ 12 inspirational design patterns ■ Grouped into 6 'lenses' giving different perspectives ■ More patterns and details online