Luma
Visualize The Vote
Visualize the Vote makes group preferences visible, leading to democratic decision-making. It uses visual polling to harness collective intelligence and spark productive discussions. This exercise is part of the LUMA collection. Consider this method to curate design directions, identify strong concepts after ideation, prioritize options, or build consensus.
Duration
30 mins
Group Size
4-12
Category
Luma
Difficulty
Easy
Participants will democratize decision-making, visualize group preferences, build consensus through transparency, reveal thematic patterns, speed up decision processes, and enable productive discussions.
Tangible outcomes include visualized voting results, democratic decisions, and a clear understanding of group preferences.
For early design definition, use images of cars and celebrities alongside interface elements to define the "feeling" of an app. Use color strategically: red/green for yes/no, different colors for different evaluation criteria. Multiple detail votes on one area indicate strong interest. Start with quiet voting before discussion to get unbiased initial preferences. Document everything; photograph results before moving items. Sometimes, despite your best efforts, strong personalities can still dominate the discussion. Be prepared to gently redirect and ensure everyone's voice is heard.
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