The service and content design team creates accessible and inclusive end-to-end government services and web content. Using a foundation of human-centered service and design research, we work with people across B.C. to help provide better services to citizens.
As an internal consultant for government services, we partner with ministries on a fee-for service basis. We provide guidance and build the capacity of ministry staff to take human-centred approach to service design and delivery.
When we design service and web experiences, we:
Service design and content design are part of a continuum and can also be approached separately.
We take a human-centred approach to designing services. Our approach involves:
Service design fundamentally shifts how we understand, plan, deliver and measure services.
Content design is how information is arranged on a web page. It considers:
The goal of content design is to create digital content that is usable, accessible and enjoyable.
Service and content design explore better ways to share information on the ground and online. Many projects can include both. When service and content design are considered together, a more complete view of gaps, needs and solutions emerge. That means improvements can be made to in-person services as well as online information.
However, this might not work for everyone. Specific project goals or budget constraints might mean only one component is suited to your needs. We can scale our partnership depending on your needs.