Defining Information Architecture
Analysis showed that voters often expect the municipal vote count to be similar to general elections. The research led to the conclusion that proper voting instructions must consider both voter preferences and district size.
Clarifying Voter Preferences:
To create accurate voting instructions, I organized the research findings into sections:
Possible election goals of voters.
Details of the voting and counting system.
Common misconceptions and errors.
This information was then turned into a flow chart bellow depicting every potential goal a voter might have, providing straightforward voting instructions.
Categories Based on District Size
Realizing that voting strategies vary with the district's size, we divided the information into three categories: small, medium, and large districts, with respective strategies for each.
We then built a database of voter preferences by district to serve as the foundation for personalized guidance.