UX/UI Design
Indiana State
―Opioid Exhibit
The FIX: Heartbreak and Hope Inside Our Opioid Crisis exhibit at the Indiana State Museum aims to break the stigma surrounding opioid use disorder in the United States. In this exhibit, visitors have the opportunity to dive deeper into the opioid crisis by engaging with interactive media and inspiring artwork. This exhibit won the 2020 Best Practices Award by the Association of Midwest Museums.
CLIENT: INDIANA STATE MUSEUM ROLES: UX, UI YEAR: 2019
TEAM: ANDREW WILSON (PROJECT MANAGER) // JOHN YUHAS (PROGRAMMER) TYPE OF MEDIA: INTERACTIVE TOUCH SCREEN
INTERACTIVE STORY
Words Matter
In this interactive piece, visitors learn about stigma and how to combat it. Through interactive text-based conversations, visitors follow a story path to explore possible responses to someone in recovery.
In this initial screen, visitors choose from multiple scenarios to explore different topics and assumptions.
Interactive Conversation
After selecting one story, visitors participate in a conversation between a sufferer and a friend. For each answer, they get feedback on how appropriate/accurate their comment is. The activity concludes by showing visitors a summary of learning points.
Stigma Interactive at The Exhibit
Visitors engage with battling stigma at the exhibit. Photography by the Indiana State Museum.
INTERACTIVE MAP
In the Data Indiana Map
The interactive map serves as a data visualization showing hospitalizations, fatalities, and opioid prescriptions in the state of Indiana. The piece includes a large projection map allowing more visitors to see the data.
The main touch kiosk features a time slider as well as filters. By touching a county on the map, visitors can access that county's key data.
In the Data Interactive Map at the Exhibit
Visitors engage with the interactive map. Photography by the Indiana State Museum.