contextual inquiries

18
TIE-41406 – HCD Project Group 3 Robot Dog Group Members: Sohaib ul Hassan 227057 Kashif Ihsan 232805 Pradthana Jarusriboonchai 238339 Ella Kaugin 241560 Iida Ritamäki 212274 Farrukh Sahar 227728 Waseem Tahir 232650

Upload: farrukh-sahar

Post on 14-Dec-2014

57 views

Category:

Technology


1 download

DESCRIPTION

 

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: Contextual inquiries

TIE-41406 – HCD Project Group 3

Robot Dog Group Members: Sohaib ul Hassan 227057

Kashif Ihsan 232805 Pradthana Jarusriboonchai 238339

Ella Kaugin 241560 Iida Ritamäki 212274

Farrukh Sahar 227728 Waseem Tahir 232650

Page 2: Contextual inquiries

Contents

GROUP XYZ 2 27.2.2014

• Introduction

• Our Contextual Design

• Outcomes

• Conclusions from the study & Design targets

• Designing

• Self-assessment

Page 3: Contextual inquiries

Mobile technology enhancing social interaction in co-located situation

• Focus

– designing application which utilize the existing features of commercial mobile phones in supporting interaction between people in the co-located situation.

• Target user groups

– International university students

• Target context

– University cafés

GROUP XYZ 3 27.2.2014

Page 4: Contextual inquiries

Our Contextual Design

• Starting point

– No solid problems or existing services

• Contextual Inquiry

• Models based on Cultural and physical model

GROUP XYZ 4 27.2.2014

Page 5: Contextual inquiries

Outcomes

• Models

• Personas

• Scenarios

• Storyboard

• Video

• Wireframe

• UED

GROUP XYZ 5 27.2.2014

Page 6: Contextual inquiries

Consolidated Model – Cultural Model

GROUP XYZ 6 27.2.2014

Page 7: Contextual inquiries

Personas

3.3.2014 7

• Social and friendly

• Open-minded

• Has trouble starting a

conversation

• Mostly just smile to those

who look familiar

• Outgoing

• Talkative and social

• Open-minded

• Easy to start a

conversation with strangers

• Usually start a conversation

with people who look

familiar

• Shy and reserved

at first

• Open-minded

• Not a conversation

starter

Page 8: Contextual inquiries

Affinity wall We used the Affinity wall as a research tool which helped to visualize connections between the data gathered from Contextual inquiries.

•“I prefer doing something not just talking” – Pakistani, 23, Male

•“In café, I prefer chatting and playing video games with friends for example Xbox and

PlayStation with friends” – Spanish, 21, Male

•“I think café is a good place not just because people can interact but also because such interaction can be useful in various matters from getting some information about the

campus to study related” – Pakistani, 26, Male

•“My attention can be drawn by something unusual and interesting happening around” – Bangladesh, 27, Male

•“I kill time and enjoy a coffee between lesson at the café” – Czech, 26, Female

3.3.2014 8

Page 9: Contextual inquiries

Affinity Wall

9

Page 10: Contextual inquiries

Design Goals

• Enhancing social interaction between strangers at a café

• Encourage people to stay longer and come more often at the café

• Draw attention of people to the same surroundings

• Exchanging interesting and important information between strangers at the café

• Motivate people and lower barrier of interaction between strangers at the café

3.3.2014 10

Page 11: Contextual inquiries

Idea Generation

• Starting point: probortunity was ”Enhancing social interaction between strangers”

• 8x8 methods – brainstorming

• The ideas was evaluated based on the design goals

GROUP XYZ 11 27.2.2014

Page 12: Contextual inquiries

Idea Generation

3.3.2014 12

Page 13: Contextual inquiries

Idea Generation

3.3.2014 13

Page 14: Contextual inquiries

Video

3.3.2014 14

Page 15: Contextual inquiries

Prototype - Digital Dog

3.3.2014 15

Page 16: Contextual inquiries

Wireframe

GROUP XYZ 16 27.2.2014

Page 17: Contextual inquiries

Self-assessment • Successes

– Division of labor: working in subgroups

– Team spirit

– Following the CD instructions

• Problems – Achieving the consensus in design phase

• Many opinions how things should be done

– Lack of book-keeping • Participants and duration of the meetings

• What was decided and why

– No existing product or service • CI’s and models have to be modified a bit

GROUP XYZ 17 27.2.2014

Page 18: Contextual inquiries

Thank you!

27.2.2014 GROUP XYZ 18