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City challenge

BACKGROUND

HKSTP City Challenge Competition 2016 - Public service digitalisation


ABOUT THE PROJECT:

Future Hong Kong - Bridge to a smarter city via:
INNOVATION INTEGRATION + RESOURCE SHARING = EFFICIENCY + LIVABILITY + SUSTAINABLE CITY DEVELOPMENT

 

ROLE

Competition participant, top 50 finalist


KEYWORDS:

Product innovation, user experience design, user interface design

WHAT IS THE CHALLENGE?

What needs to be done if we want to use just one digital identity to access and manage all public services?

How to improve our Smart ID Cards with RFID or other technology to better protect our privacy?

How can we improve the healthcare system with mobile apps so that the waiting time will be significantly reduced for patients?

How can we collect data from users of public services legally and effectively with an aim to enhance the delivery of public services?

How can we make use of big data analytics and open data in order to improve the distribution of public resources?

IDEA

One account to access all public services

zero learning curve for any users, Seamless experience, 

Functional: real time response, efficient

Emotional: caring, realiable, easy to approach

Visual: simple and clear

MY ACCOUNT

GovHK pushes notification relevant to the citizen or departments which they have followed.

Provide information which Includes relevant services Health, Tax, Housing and more...

ASK GOVHK

Users no longer need to surf through pages

and pages to look for the form they need. They can just type/ speak to the app to find out more about the eGov services.

IDEA DEVELOPMENT

USER INTERFACE FLOW

SITEMAP

USER INTERFACE FLOW

LOGIN

NEWS

HEALTH

TAX

HOUSING

ASK

FINAL DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

UXUI Checklist

Is that really simple for everyone to use?

Apple and android users.

Difference devices usage?

Icon clarity?

Colour choice - colour blind clarity

Font sizes - readability

Judge feedback

Use more examples like 24/7 replace hotline, use gov open data

The overall app information architecture seems a little messy

FINAL DESIGN

REAL TIME RESPONSE

Improve service by reducing confusion, quickly identify problems and enhanced productivity. Time saving - less time will be spend on going through pages and pages of websites and application forms to do one task.

SEAMLESS EXPERIENCE

Consistent interfaces, Better usability, Zero learning curve. Users only need one I.D. and one password to access all the e-government services.

DEEP LEARNING

Building up the answers database for natural response. Civil servants no longer need to spend extra hours answering enquiry phone calls and emails; increase efficiency and happier staffs.

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