Before YIPP was asked to participate in this exhibition, the museum worked on a number of concepts for us to elaborate on. We participated in the design, production, installation, and ongoing service of the games. The museum collaborated with various industry partners for each of the four zones, which in turn are divided per subject. That meant we had access to different experts for each of the games: a robotics production expert, ROV Remotely Operated Vehicle) drivers, and even Disney lighting technicians! Having digital content calls with these experts was extremely helpful and made a world of difference to the end result of the exhibition. 

We designed three unique prototypes for each of the five games. The museum then performed user tests for each of the three prototypes, providing feedback after each phase. As the corona pandemic affected our travel plans to the United Kingdom, we needed to adjust and work closely with the museum to test the prototypes.

When it comes to accessibility, YIPP shares a vision of full commitment with the London Science Museum. That means we were able to really emphasise accessibility while designing the five games. Both in the UI (User Interface) and UX (User Experience).