Bulletin Board Redesign
Overview
How do we make the spread of information more effective within
the JCM building using bulletin boards?
Team Members
My Role
User Exerpience
Design Research
Tools
Figma
Illustrator
Context
Bulletin boards located on each floor of JCM building in TXST serve as the primary physical communication platform for sharing information with students. These boards display approved materials such as upcoming exhibitions, gallery events, club meetings, scholarship opportunities, and other art-building announcements.
Collecting Data
To better understand how information through the bulletin board spreads, we need to ask students and staff their experience so far.
3
focus groups with a total 10 people
18
survey responses
6
interviews
Proposal
Redesign the bulletin board as a more intentional and interactive communication platform. The bulletin boards serves students by encouraging engagement, visibility, and a stronger sense of community ownership.
Results
Redesign the bulletin board as a more intentional and interactive communication platform. The bulletin boards serves students by encouraging engagement, visibility, and a stronger sense of community ownership.
Having poster policy on one side of the board makes for quick recognition, less strain on finding it. Colored butcher paper backgrounds to visually separate the posters.
