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Page 1: Social media design

Designing Social media

IntroductionDenis Gillet & Adrian Holzer

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The rise of the social

web

Chapter 1

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“The Web is more a social creation than a technical one. I designed it for a social effect - to help people work together - and not as a technical toy.”

[Tim Berners-Lee]

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The amazon effect

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Thanks for joining this usability study

Hello, sure!

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Go to CircuitCity to buy a camera

Can I go to Amazon first?

No, it’s not allowed

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Why do you want to go there?

I always go to Amazon first I love it

To research products

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Even if you don’t plan to buy it there?

Of course !!

Huh ?!?!?

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customer reviews

There are often 4000 pixels before the most magnetic content...

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Information from manufacturers are de facto biased

Information from customers are a priori independent

Assumptions at play

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This ”truth” is simply an aggregation of social interactions of people like you and me

Customer reviews provide the Truth

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Social Designis the conception, planning, and production of web sites and applications that support social interaction

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We’ve barely seen the tip of the iceberg when it comes to designing social software

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Because

Social software is accelerating

Humans are innately social

Social software is a forced moveyesyes

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Humans are innately social

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Interact for almost

everything Organize in groupsBelong to

many groups

People influence each other

Groups influence people

Environment influences people

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Software interface is part of the environment

It also influences the behavior

If an action is available, you can perform it

If an action is not available, you can’t

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So are designers in full control ?

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Nope, designing an interface that triggers a desired behavior is a huge challenge

Too confined people won’t

use it

Too flexible people won’t know how to

use it

Sweet spot supports

individuals and their groups

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Thus, the challenge is to design interfaces that support current and desired social behavior of people who use them

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Just as humans are social, so our software must be as well

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yes

yes

Social software is a forced move

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Relying on social networks is how the vast majority of decisions are made

votingshoppingeating

readingcomputingdriving

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Living in the Information age is like drinking from the firehose

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Also, we have to overcome the unacceptable ad bias

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Wealth of information means scarcity of

Attention

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We must allocate our attention efficiently

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We need to find trusted sources to help us filter information

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Social software allows us to filter the quantity and the quality of information by focusing our attention on people like us and people we trust

Less quantity More quality

We don’t have a choice!

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yes

yes

Social software is our only chance to filter information

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Social software is accelerating

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1960s - email

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2011

Temporary Social Media

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Over time, conversations evolved...

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One-way conversation

Early static web

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Two-way conversation

Early web apps with cookies and databases

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Many-way conversation

Social web apps

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The most popular web properties are social

[Ale

xa]

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The current social software landscape

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Conclusion

Social media growth is mind boggling

But only 35% of people are on the Internet so far

So social media is still in its infancy

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