David Doe

Designer - Redshoe

Design Jam
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For more than a decade, policymakers, data protection authorities and industry representatives have debated how best to provide transparency and control around technologies like 'cookies'. The ability for people to understand these technologies and make meaningful choices is crucial.

 

At Facebook, we're exploring new and innovative solutions to these problems. We're hosting a series of creative workshops – called Design Jams – to develop new design patterns and user experiences that give people control around data.

 

The sessions bring together diverse experts, from regulators to behavioural scientists, to learn about design thinking – the methods used by designers to make technology usable and our lives simpler.

 

Design Jams are action-packed, high-energy days in which participants go from brainstorms to producing real digital prototypes that focus on improving transparency and trust online.


This design-centered approach starts by building solutions that work for the people they are trying to serve. It could mean new user interfaces or user experience templates. The best designs start with an understanding of people: in the case of data, how they prefer to understand and interact with it.


So far, we’ve held Design Jams in Berlin, Paris, Brussels, São Paulo, Hong Kong, London and Dublin and the results have been exciting – check out the videos.

 

Interested in innovating for design and privacy?


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Creating trust, transparency and control to empower people in the digital world


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It's time to modernize the way we engage with people about their data

For more than a decade, policymakers, data protection authorities and industry representatives have debated how best to provide transparency and control around technologies like 'cookies'. The ability for people to understand these technologies and make meaningful choices is crucial.

 

At Facebook, we're exploring new and innovative solutions to these problems. We're hosting a series of creative workshops – called Design Jams – to develop new design patterns and user experiences that give people control around data.

 

The sessions bring together diverse experts, from regulators to behavioural scientists, to learn about design thinking – the methods used by designers to make technology usable and our lives simpler.

 

Design Jams are action-packed, high-energy days in which participants go from brainstorms to producing real digital prototypes that focus on improving transparency and trust online.


This design-centered approach starts by building solutions that work for the people they are trying to serve. It could mean new user interfaces or user experience templates. The best designs start with an understanding of people: in the case of data, how they prefer to understand and interact with it.


So far, we’ve held Design Jams in Berlin, Paris, Brussels, São Paulo, Hong Kong, London and Dublin and the results have been exciting – check out the videos.

 

Interested in innovating for design and privacy?


To find out more, sign up for updates.

Learn more about Design Jam here


Interactive workshop hosted by Stephen Deadman, Global Deputy Chief Privacy Officer, Facebook

For more than a decade, policymakers, data protection authorities and industry representatives have debated how best to provide transparency and control around technologies like 'cookies'. The ability for people to understand these technologies and make meaningful choices is crucial.

 

At Facebook, we're exploring new and innovative solutions to these problems. We're hosting a series of creative workshops – called Design Jams – to develop new design patterns and user experiences that give people control around data.

 

The sessions bring together diverse experts, from regulators to behavioural scientists, to learn about design thinking – the methods used by designers to make technology usable and our lives simpler.

 

Design Jams are action-packed, high-energy days in which participants go from brainstorms to producing real digital prototypes that focus on improving transparency and trust online.


This design-centered approach starts by building solutions that work for the people they are trying to serve. It could mean new user interfaces or user experience templates. The best designs start with an understanding of people: in the case of data, how they prefer to understand and interact with it.


So far, we’ve held Design Jams in Berlin, Paris, Brussels, São Paulo, Hong Kong, London and Dublin and the results have been exciting – check out the videos.

 

Interested in innovating for design and privacy?


To find out more, sign up for updates.

Agenda at a glance


 9:00 AM

Introductions


9:30 AM
Context Setting

12:00 PM
Curation

1:00 PM
Design & Critique

3:00 PM
Prototype & Storytell

5:30 PM
Summary & Close

What's Happened So Far


March 2017

Berlin Design Jam: Trust Transparency and Control

See our blog post

May 2017

Paris Mini Design Design Jam @ Sciences Po: Social Apps

See blog post

June 2017

Brussels Design Jam: ePrivacy and Cookies Control

See our blog post

August 2017

Brazil Design Jam: Consent

September 2017

Hong Kong Mini Design Jam @ ICDPPC Conference

November 2017

London Mini Design Jam @ PIE Conference

November 2017

Dublin Design Jam: Transparency

 

December 2018

Paris Design Jam: Startups

See our blog post

February 2018

London Design Jam: Data Transparency for Young People

2018

More Design Jams to Follow


“Privacy by design is a mindset and a methodology.
It’s not something you can do once and move on. We have to be really focused
on how human beings interact with data.”

Stephen Deadman
global deputy chief privacy officer, Facebook

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Speakers

David Doe

Designer - Redshoe

Cindy Doe

Designer - Redshoe

Eric Doe

Designer - Redshoe

Casey DOE

Designer - Redshoe

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6pm
Role call! Get in the door, grab a drink and prepare for what's next.
7pm
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8pm

Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes, and I'm afraid it's time again to say, well... goodbye.

10pm

Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes, and I'm afraid it's time again to say, well... goodbye.

9pm

Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes, and I'm afraid it's time again to say, well... goodbye.
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