From a source to a shared decision
Follow one piece of research at the fictional Fieldwork studio, from a captured source to a decision the team can stand behind.
Make the courtyard a place to stay
The neighborhood library could be more than a place to borrow books. What if the courtyard gave people a reason to stay?
Decision
Keep a quiet corner and put the shared table near the entrance.
What we heard
- People want somewhere quiet to read outside.
- Groups need a table where they can meet.
- The path to the entrance has to stay clear.
Make the courtyard a place to stay
The neighborhood library could be more than a place to borrow books. What if the courtyard gave people a reason to stay?
Decision
Keep a quiet corner and put the shared table near the entrance.Jules
What we heard
- People want somewhere quiet to read outside.
- Groups need a table where they can meet.
- The path to the entrance has to stay clear.
Make the courtyard a place to stay
The neighborhood library could be more than a place to borrow books. What if the courtyard gave people a reason to stay?
Decision
Keep a quiet corner and put the shared table near the entrance.Jules
What we heard
- People want somewhere quiet to read outside.
- Groups need a table where they can meet.
- The path to the entrance has to stay clear.
Make the courtyard a place to stay
The neighborhood library could be more than a place to borrow books. What if the courtyard gave people a reason to stay?
Decision
Keep the quiet corner under the tree. Put the shared table near the entrance, with a clear path between them.
What we heard
- People want somewhere quiet to read outside.
- Groups need a table where they can meet.
- The path to the entrance has to stay clear.
Make the courtyard a place to stay
The neighborhood library could be more than a place to borrow books. What if the courtyard gave people a reason to stay?
Decision
Keep a quiet corner and put the shared table near the entrance.With a clear path between them.
What we heard
- People want somewhere quiet to read outside.
- Groups need a table where they can meet.
- The path to the entrance has to stay clear.
Make the courtyard a place to stay
The neighborhood library could be more than a place to borrow books. What if the courtyard gave people a reason to stay?
Decision
Keep the quiet corner under the tree. Put the shared table near the entrance, with a clear path between them.
What we heard
- People want somewhere quiet to read outside.
- Groups need a table where they can meet.
- The path to the entrance has to stay clear.
Storyboard with fictional people. It illustrates intended behavior, not a recorded session.