foursquare mobile payments - general assembly ux di course, summer 2014

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Adding mobile payments to the existing app to drive users engagement - Group project/ 3 weeks duration. The challenge of this project was to understand the problems we could solve for them when paying in physical locations, and subsequently do design a solution for them. By running surveys and interviews, we figured out that most of Foursquare users had the problem of paying for a minimum amount with cards in coffee shops, and wanted to pay by a barcode or similar solution. They wanted to interact with the barista, and they wanted the gesture to still feel like a transaction. We also tested incentives to understand what could led users to be the early adopters of the solution, and it turned out that they wanted something as surprising as a flash sales, not loyalty schemes or games. We then moved to creating a clickable prototype to integrate both payment and incentives into the look and feel of the Foursquare app, and tested it with more users.

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Team Forza:!Marta Fioni Paul Huston Ross Robinson

4 July 2014UXDi Project 3

1. Background 2. Research 3. User Testing 4. Scenario 5. Next Steps

Presentation Overview

1. Background

Increase the level of engagement with Foursquare’s users and merchants by adding a mobile payment component

The Brief

Competitive Landscape

Our solution

2. Research

1. Surveys & interviews

2. Personas

3. MoSCoW Analysis - what our product must have

Research process

1. Survey Key FindingsBased on 76 survey responses

1. Only 13% of users use Foursquare everyday!

2. 80% of people are frustrated by minimum card payments at coffee shops

25 | Junior Management Consultant

“I don’t see the point of check-ins - I don’t get any value from them”

2. Personas

Olivia

2. Personas

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‘I’m always looking for the best deal’

34 | Editorial DirectorSeb

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‘I want to be an insider in every !city I travel to’

31 | Film ProducerNicole

3. MoSCoW Analysis

3. User Testing

User Testing LocationsWorkshop Coffee Co. Clerkenwell !!Prufrock Coffee !Farringdon!!Look Mum No Hands Shoreditch!!Shoreditch Grind !Shoreditch!!Notes Cafe !Soho!!

User Testing

1. Payment !

Payment Option A - Mobile Credit

Why?!No need for !payment screens !in app

Did it work?!No!!

“Too creepy & personal”

Payment Option A- Mobile

Why?!Reduce user error

Payment Option B - Code

Did it work?!No!!

“Not intuitive enough”

Payment Option B - Code

Why?!Reduces time, don’t need to interact with barista

Payment Option C - Menu select

Did it work?!No!!

“I want to interact with the barista!”

Payment Option C - Menu select

What do users really want?!- Normal!- Intuitive!- Human interaction!!

Payment Learnings

Payment Iterations

User Testing

2. Engagement

Why?!Common practice

Engagement Option A - Loyalty Card

Did it work?!No!!

“I use Foursquare for discovery, not loyalty”

Engagement Option A - Loyalty Card

Why?!Provide discovery, gamification and curation - all in one

Engagement Option B - Seasonal Discovery Game

Did it work?!No!!

“I want surprise, don’t plan out my year”

Engagement Option B - Seasonal Discovery Game

What do users really want?!Surprise privileges!!

Engagement Learnings

Engagement Iterations

4. Scenario

5. Next Steps

User Adoption !Encourage users to invite friends!!

Business Adoption!Fast payment at the till!!

Next Steps

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