dress yo'self
TRANSCRIPT
Process● Competitive Analysis & Lit review around potential problem
space● Interviews with end-users ● Development of problem statement, persona, and requirements● Braindrawing exercise to generate initial ideas● Refined designs within defined frameworks● User testing with clickable prototype● Iteration on designs
RESEARCHusers and
the domain
MODELINGof users and use context
REQUIREMENTSdefinition of
user, business and technical
needs
FRAMEWORK definition of
design structure and flow
REFINEMENT of behaviors,
form and content
SUPPORTdevelopment
needs
Competitive Analysis & Lit ReviewCompetitors:● Suggest outfits for the user for that day considering the weather
forecast.● Suggest outfits that factor in categorical data like age, location,
and gender coupled with design trends. ● Have the option to save, categorize, and share personalized
favorite outfits with a network of users. Research indicates:● Different people’s bodies respond to different environmental
conditions. For instance, the temperature in office buildings are determined based on the average male, making it uncomfortable for many females and the elderly (Kingma & van Marken Lichtenbelt, 2015).
Interviews with end-usersInsights:• Looking good and feeling comfortable were equally
weighted • Commuting can make getting dressed really
challenging • People want to choose their outfit quickly and
accurately, not spend endless time making a decision
Problem StatementCommuters spend excess time and effort deciding what to wear in the morning. They must decide on a comfortable and appropriate outfit that takes into account the weather, their commute, work environment and any activities on their schedule. Additionally, they must consider their own unique reactions to temperatures and different environments, making it difficult to rely on existing technology that is not personalized to their preferences or available clothing options.
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SUS score: 72.5 (B)
I thought it was really cool.
User Testing Positive feedback:• Weather, calendar, activities were
all very useful• Swiping to see options was
intuitive• Providing feedback was easy to
follow
Constructive feedback:• Labels on buttons were not
intuitive• Navigation through sections and
progress indication could be improved
• Feedback options could be more appropriate to the type of clothing
• Home screen should be more clear what outfit you’re looking at (today’s, not tomorrow’s)“ ”
Iteration on Designs
Final designs iterations focused on user test insights: • Navigation & progress• Logical feedback options• Better home screen • Pushed some things to V2 (mobile, smart hangers, biometric tracking)• Removed audio input for voice navigation
How IxD helped us solve our problem Similarity & Match user’s mental model Wayfinding &
Chunking
Visibility
View of calendar, weather, and schedule
Navigation Inputting clothing
Giving feedback on clothing suggestions
Design elements that helped us solve the problem