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Nok Final Presentation

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Ashley Jiang
Ashley Jiang

The document summarizes the development process of a work-life transition tool. It discusses interviews conducted with users to understand their needs when transitioning between work and home. Various product concepts were tested to address issues like forgetting items, communicating with roommates, and getting morning information. Feedback revealed that different interfaces were suited to different tasks. The scope was refined to focus on a door interface that allows remote access and messaging to help users transition between environments. The final concept centers on access control and messaging through a smart door system.

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Puja Agarwal | Jocelyne Hsia | Ashley Jiang | Abhinav Sharma
Original Idea focus on work-life transition
Original Idea Developing a work-life transition tool for young adults Interviewed 8 users in individual and shared spaces Asked questions about leaving and returning home Consolidated feedback and user needs
Project Goal To develop a system which helps our audience comfortably transition between a relaxed home atmosphere and a busy work life. “ ”
Interviews “I forget important things at home” “I use notes on the door to communicate with roommates” “only really use the upper half” “everything else [besides weather] can be done with a phone” “I don’t hang around the door when I enter”
Product Concepts testing interfaces for solving the transition problem
Features Interfaces forgotten item reminder door door “voicemail” closet remote unlocking projected wall weather + calendar coffee table roommate chore manager doormat outfit recommendations mobile app
8 Mixed Concepts
Insight Different interfaces suited to different tasks Lo-fi solutions often do the job well We were trying to solve a broadly defined problem... ... but not necessarily creating a great product!
Iteration simplify to a focused, useful and compelling product
Killed Feature Why? roommate coordination post it notes do this forgotten items cant solve “where is the item” outfit recommendation doesn’t align with any goal morning news replaced by tablet/computer lighting + entertainment independent products exist
Change in Focus Reduced features into a more cohesive set Less on shared college living spaces Expanded to a broader working demographic More focus on interpersonal interactions
Final Concept focus on access control and messaging
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Still a Door Solved the most real problems Controlled access to the home Point of contact for outsiders Aware of who’s inside Last thing seen before leaving
Features Remotely let people into your home Allow people to leave messages at the door Know which residents are home Tell user about the day’s weather on their way out Connects to your phone but can also work independently
New Product Goal “ ” Control your home from anywhere!
Interface Designs
Video Sketch

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Nok Final Presentation

  • 1. Puja Agarwal | Jocelyne Hsia | Ashley Jiang | Abhinav Sharma
  • 2. Original Idea focus on work-life transition
  • 3. Original Idea Developing a work-life transition tool for young adults Interviewed 8 users in individual and shared spaces Asked questions about leaving and returning home Consolidated feedback and user needs
  • 4. Project Goal To develop a system which helps our audience comfortably transition between a relaxed home atmosphere and a busy work life. “ ”
  • 5. Interviews “I forget important things at home” “I use notes on the door to communicate with roommates” “only really use the upper half” “everything else [besides weather] can be done with a phone” “I don’t hang around the door when I enter”
  • 6. Product Concepts testing interfaces for solving the transition problem
  • 7. Features Interfaces forgotten item reminder door door “voicemail” closet remote unlocking projected wall weather + calendar coffee table roommate chore manager doormat outfit recommendations mobile app
  • 9. Insight Different interfaces suited to different tasks Lo-fi solutions often do the job well We were trying to solve a broadly defined problem... ... but not necessarily creating a great product!
  • 10. Iteration simplify to a focused, useful and compelling product
  • 11. Killed Feature Why? roommate coordination post it notes do this forgotten items cant solve “where is the item” outfit recommendation doesn’t align with any goal morning news replaced by tablet/computer lighting + entertainment independent products exist
  • 12. Change in Focus Reduced features into a more cohesive set Less on shared college living spaces Expanded to a broader working demographic More focus on interpersonal interactions
  • 13. Final Concept focus on access control and messaging
  • 14. +
  • 15. Still a Door Solved the most real problems Controlled access to the home Point of contact for outsiders Aware of who’s inside Last thing seen before leaving
  • 16. Features Remotely let people into your home Allow people to leave messages at the door Know which residents are home Tell user about the day’s weather on their way out Connects to your phone but can also work independently
  • 17. New Product Goal “ ” Control your home from anywhere!