POVs & Experience Prototypes Nylah Aakarshan Emmanuel Alema
Problem Domain: Health & Fitness
Initial POV: We met Victoria, a Stanford student. We were amazed to realize she uses Alexa daily to track little things like the weather and timers for sleep and laundry. It would be game-changing if we could help Victoria keep track of more significant parts of her life such as her health.
Additional Needfinding Results: Scott Note: He thought it would be beneficial for him to have a way of keeping track *Scott did not consent to a picture* of his workouts stats and measure improvement over time.
Additional Needfinding Results: Marco Note: Marco thinks talking to voice assistants in public is weird and does not like when people do it.
Additional Needfinding Results: Josh Note: He said clients will pay around $3000 but then not show up. Ultimately, he says people have time to work out, they just need to prioritize it.
Additional Needfinding Results: Jackie Note: Jackie’s younger son in his early teenage years is type I diabetic. When she cooks for the family, she makes sure that the meal has minimum carbs.
Revised POV 1: Josh a 24-year-old bodybuilder ● fitness trainer ● owner of several fitness companies ● Amazed to realize he had a personal *Scott did not consent to a picture* trainer to help him. Game-changing if we could help people design and follow lifestyle habits that work best for them.
Revised POV 2: Jackie 40 year old mother of 2 ● diabetic son ● Amazed to realize that she does not keep track of her son’s eating and *Scott did not consent to a picture* working out schedules despite his condition. Game-changing if we could help monitor and correct people’s health.
HMW POV Jackie Amazed to realize that she does not keep track of her son’s eating and How might we help people pick working out schedules despite his groceries? condition. Game-changing if we could help monitor and correct people’s health.
HMW POV Josh Amazed to realize he also had a personal trainer to help him design his How might we make exercise fun + eating and fitness habits. a priority? Game-changing if we could help people design and follow lifestyle habits that work best for them.
HMW POV Jackie Amazed to realize that she does not keep track of her son’s eating and How might we view, track and working out schedules despite his project health stats? condition. Game-changing if we could help monitor and correct people’s health.
3 Solutions: 1. What’s in your fridge 2. Surprise workouts 3. Mental health tracker
Experience Prototype 1: Exercise Surprise The Assumption Exercises and runs can be boring and people will be willing to take fun and spontaneous routes.
Exercise Surprise Feedback: Have a distance update. ● Feedback on pace and time. ● Option to select the difficulty level and gain ● in elevation. Feature to bookmark the location of ● interesting things landmark along the way.
Experience Prototype 2: Grocer-Ease The Assumption People have a hard time tracking what they need to buy from the grocery store, and that they need help to do so.
Grocer-Ease Feedback Notification on expiry dates of products. ● Options to inventory grocery using a ● barcode scanner or a camera.
Experience Prototype 3: Friend Therapy The Assumption: People would feel comfortable enough to speak personally with voice technology so that we could gauge their mental well-being.
Friend Therapy Feedback: Surprised by how easy and natural ● conversing with the prototype was Great way to have a companion without ● feeling like a burden Want the power to clear the history of the ● app for privacy Voice should sound human and natural ●
Summary: First, people like the idea of spicing up their exercise life. ● Secondly, knowing what’s in your fridge can be a pain when ● you’re not with your fridge. Overall, we felt that ‘Grocer-Ease’ and ‘Friend Therapy’ ● would present significant obstacles moving forward. ‘Exercise Surprise’ was well-liked, viable, and focused on an issue we really wanted to address.
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