MINOR PROJECT | CAREGIVER FIRST AID
Minor Project
Loh Kai Xuan (0365780)
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WEEK 1
Briefing:
We were given a brief of the project and our topic. Our topic
is "Caregiver First Aid".
Fig. 1.1. Brief
We formed groups and prepared our figma, drive and interview
question draft. As well as potential questions we have for the
client.
Fig. 1.2. grouping
We also made a timelines for this project.
Fig. 1.3. Timelines
Empathy:
WEEK 2
Finalizing interview questions:
We received a briefing from the client and consulted her about
the interview questions and target audience.
Fig. 1.4. Client Briefing Notes
We had a group meeting where we list the questions we want
to ask the interviewee. Then, we consulted with both the
client and our lecturer. Where we further refined the
questions. We also made different language versions as the
interviewees we had in mind prefer different
languages.
We also contacted the interviewees already.
Fig. 1.5. Interview questions
WEEK 3
Finalized target audience:
After feedback we edited and finalized our target
audience.
Fig. 1.6. Target Audience
Interviewees:
We contacted people we know and institutes with family or
professional caregivers. However, we were rejected by dozen of
them and had trouble with finding more interviews. We only managed
to get 4 interviewees for 1 target audience.
Fig. 1.7. Interviewees
Interviews:
Next we scheduled and conducted the interviews. We made it so
that no one conducts the interview alone. One will interview
while the other keep track and record the interview.
WEEK 4
More interviewees:
While doing the transcripts we contacted more interviewees and
finalized them. We asked the client for help and contacted as
many as we can.
Fig. 1.8. Interviewees 2
Transcripts
We did our transcripts in google doc first, then
transferred them to Figma to analyze. We highlighted our
own parts and made them all into sticky notes.
Fig. 1.9. transcript highlights
WEEK 5
Affinity Diagram:
After creating the sticky notes, we used what we
learned in lass to create an affinity diagram. We did
this together physically to group and discuss easier.
And continued in a call to finish everything.
Fig. 1.10. Affinity diagrams
User Persona:
We discussed and created user personas
together.
Fig. 1.11. User Persona
DEFINE:
Define:
We also had an activity in class where we did the
define stage. Each of us were told to write one.
Fig. 1.12. Problem statement and how might
we?
Finalized Problem Statement:
We also had an activity in class where we did the
define stage. Each of us were told to write one.
Fig. 1.13. Problem statement
WEEK 6
IDEATION:
Crazy 8 activity:
During class we did this activity where all of us
had to think about an idea for the
prototype.
Fig. 1.15. Group Meeting for Ideation
Presentation Slides:
We were told to prepare presentation for week
8 to show the client our progress and
ideas. We split the slides, based on who
did more work previously, people who did
lesser worked more on the slides.
I was in charge of the design thinking phases
- empathy, and ideation.
Link to Slide:
https://canva.link/6u3h93kcbd64ops
WEEK 8
PROTOTYPE:
We created a working title for our project and
made changes based on feedback. We also made a
mood board for the website.
Fig. 1.17. WEEK 8 PROGRESS
DESIGN ITERATION:
Based on feedback we created a google form
for the family caregivers that we interviewed
before. This is to get opinion for our design
iteration.
Fig. 1.18. DESIGN ITERATION SURVEY
WEEK 10
Feedback and iteration:
After collecting all the responses, we made a
summary of the results. This helped us find
out what we should edit about of prototype
soit can better fit the target users.
Fig. 1.19. SUMMARY OF ITERATION NEEDED
Scenario:
During class, we created a scenario for
testing. We first each wrote one, then
chose the best one to polish and
finalized.
Fig. 1.20. SCENARIOS
Fig. 1.21. FINAL SCENARIO
WEEK 11
Prototype Progress:
We made changes to the prototype and
started working on the interactive
prototype model.
Fig. 1.22. WATCH MOODBOARD
Fig. 1.23. WEBSITE DESIGN W11
Prototype Feedback:
After consulting, we were told that our
design was too simple and the avatars
were too childish. We also lacked a site
map planning and the fonts were not
suitable.
WEEK 12
Sitemap:
Me and Dave made site-maps and user
flows for both prototypes.
Fig. 1.24. USER FLOW
Fig. 1.25. WATCH SITEMAP
Fig. 1.26. WEBSITE SITEMAP
Design iteration:
Dhina found a few more font
choices and settled on using
"March".
Fig. 1.27. FONT RESEARCH
Materials:
Li wen was in charge of
researching materials for the
watch.
Fig. 1.28. MATERIALS OF WATCH
Avatar Icon Changes:
Li Wen made changes to the avatar
icon but we were told it was still
too childish so we just changed to
a corporate style
Fig. 1.29. AVATAR PROGRESS
Website Design
Changes:
I made changes to the website
design so that it feels more
warm.
Fig. 1.30. WEBSITE PROGRESS
Watch Prototype:
Dave and Dhina created the figma
prototype for the watch. We were
given feedback to create a
tutorial for the buttons.
Fig. 1.31. WATCH PROGRESS
WEEK 13
Finalized Avatars:
Fig. 1.32. FINAL AVATARS
Watch
Prototype:
We completed the 3D
model of the watch
as well.
Fig. 1.33. FINAL WATCH MODEL
Figma
Prototype:
We completed both
the watch and
website prototype so
that it is read for
testing.
Fig. 1.34. WEBSITE PROTOTYPE
TESTING:
We first finalized all the
scenarios and tasks for
the testing then conducted
2 testing sessions online
with family caregivers we
previously
interviewed.
Li Wen hosted the session
physically with the family
caregivers while I was in
an online call observing
and recording the screen
captures of the testing
participant's action.
After it ended, we gave
them a short survey so
that we can learn about
their opinions and also
get feedback.
Testing
Results:
We analyzed the video and
survey, then recorded the
information. We then made
nessecary changes to the
prototype.
Fig. 1.37. TESTING RESULT
Fig. 1.37. TESTING SUMMARY
Updating the Watch
Using the base made by Dave, Li Wen refined the watch design by adding more details and I created the colour variations, did final tweaks and final render of the watch.
Fig. 1.38. WATCH PROTOTYPE
WEEK 14
Presentation:
We worked and refined the
slides till the day of the
presentation. We also
rehearsed multiple times
before the
presentation.
Feedback:
Refine the testing results in the slides.
Presentation
Slides:
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