Weekly Status Update #5
Week of March 6
Team Members: Sonia Mody, Talia Smith, Andres Antonio, Evan Zlotnick
Successes:
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Completed all in-person interviews
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Did five more interviews which brought us to a total of ten (our goal)
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Completed personas development
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Took information from interviews (and surveys) to develop three personas applicable to our project
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Started empathy map development
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Using our personas, developed an empathy map with different topics, pain points, and delight factors to get a comprehensive understanding
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Started journey map development
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Selected one persona to focus on and started outlining their journey map
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Completed our presentation for our meeting with Zebra ahead of time
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This allowed us to make sure it had all the important content displayed in a digestible manner
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We worked well as a team and all collaborated on the deliverables
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This has been consistent across all previous weeks as well
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Failures:
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Some employees were unable or unwilling to participate in interviews with us
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Slowing down our original timeline a little, to fit that of the class assignment due dates
Difficulties:
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Having to contribute more time to interviews than anticipated
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Walked to more locations which added time
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Identifying format and content for empathy maps
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We all have experience with creating user personas, but this was our first time applying empathy maps to a large project
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Consolidating user research
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With many–and growing–results from our survey and the notes from our interviews, there was a lot of data to synthesize
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Goals for Next Week:
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Complete Journey Maps
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Take feedback from our meeting with the Zebra team, make adjustments to the Personas and Empathy Maps, and create the Journey Map
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Begin creating the Usability Research Design Brief
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Combine all the information we’ve gathered from the previous 4 weeks and summarize conclusions to get a clear picture of our problem and solution space
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Start ideation for the prototyping process — design concepts, wireframes, workflows