Lightning Talk #9: How UX and Data Storytelling Can Shape Policy by Mika Aldaba

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How can we take UX and Data Storytelling out of the tech context and use them to change the way government behaves? Showcasing the truth is the highest goal of data storytelling. Because the design of a chart can affect the interpretation of data in a major way, one must wield visual tools with care and deliberation. Using quantitative facts to evoke an emotional response is best achieved with the combination of UX and data storytelling.

How
UX&Data
Storytelling
Can Shape Policy

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with oﬃces in Manila Philippines,
and San Francisco, California.
We solve business problems
with data.

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Graphic Design
Data Visualization
UX Design
Web Design
Motion Graphics

Today:

01 Meet the Policy Makers
02 The Long Journey of Design Policy
in the Philippines
03 How UX Fits Into Data Storytelling
04 Case Study 1: Road Safety
Designing as a Citizen
05 Case Study 2: Road Budget Tracking
Designing with the Government

The road to hell is paved
with bad data.

02
The Long Journey
of Design Policy
In the Philippines

Design
"A way of thinking and a problem-
solving process that is user-
centered, collaborative, multi-
disciplinary and makes ideas
tangible, whether in the form of
products, services or
experiences."

The road to good design is
full of red tape

People feel threatened by
very large numbers

Visualization Analysis Framework
problem
driven work
Anthropology/
Ethnography/
Psychology

Design
Computer Science
Tamara Munzner, Information Visualization

What kind of data is relevant to our users?

04
Case Study:
Road Safety
Designing as a Citizen

02 Road Danger Story Part 1
Road Danger Story Part 1

Road Danger Story Part 2
02 Road Danger Story Part 2

02 Road Danger Story Part 3
Road Danger Story Part 3

It’s not just a graph,
it’s a graphic
NATHAN YAU

05
Case Study:
Road Budget Tracking
Designing with the Government

The Philippines will
spend P766.5 billion
on roads this year

Multiple Agencies
+
Multiple Databases
+
No Unique ID

How do you follow  
one project from the ﬁrst
database to the last?

The Matching Algorithm

✦ Text Normalization
the process of transforming text into a single canonical form that it
might not have had before
✦ Text Vectorization
an algebraic model for representing text documents as vectors of
identiﬁers, such as, for example, index terms
✦ tf-idf
short for term frequency–inverse document frequency, is a numerical
statistic that is intended to reﬂect how important a word is to a

Your idea is only as good
as how you present it

Insights
✦ Personas: Government Oﬃcials, Employees,  
Accountants, Journalists
✦ Oﬃcials: Importance of Budget Integrity and Faithfulness
Feature: Dashboard to look at the big picture
✦ Employees: Checking on Individual Projects
Feature: More pictures
✦ Journalists: Looking for stories for their beat
Feature: Maps

In Summary
✦ Data Visualisation isn’t just about making pretty charts,  
it has its own language.
✦ Making your visualisation more accessible and seen by
more people is good. But if it miscommunicates, it can be
worse than not being seen at all.
✦ Data can be cold, add emotion to humanise your story.
✦ Design should happen before data is processed.
✦ Who, What, Why, How?

Read more data
stories on our blog
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