Quick Links:

• Google Drive: All the Assets for this module
• 10 Minute Video explaining the mid-fidelity prototype
• Figma : Fitup Screen Designs Iphone and Apple Watch
• Notion Interview Notes (https://www.notion.so/Susteyn-Feedback-Insights-Idea-capture-cleaned-up-33f647d4f3ac45969eddb7f5b749eba2)

The Progress

I started project with defining a value proposition canvas (See Miro 1). This helped me to formulate the problem of the user and the value of the potential solution. This was fairly easy for me, because I have these problems myself therefore used me as a persona.

With this is place, I started to think about the information needs and what essential elements would be needed to solve my problem. (Work created in the ID_16 LU). (Miro 2).

After this I created around 15 cards that I would later use for a card sorting exercise. These cards where loosely based on the information needs and the breadboard brainstorm from the previous step. I then created a cluster that would make most sense to me which I could later use to check against. I used to chance of interviewing people also to interview them about the problem and therefore created a set of questions that I would ask before the card sorting exercise.

I interviewed six people. You can find the sorted cards from each in the Miro Board 3 and all the answers to the questions in the Notion Interview Notes.

All cards available

Example of Sorted Cards

I learned the following from this exercise

Reflection Card Sorting Exercise (same as in Miro)

• The wording of the cards is crucial in how the people will associate cards (e.g. the word "favourite" in favourite workouts, favourite organizations)
• Don't change the names of the cards during testing. Do testing with one set of cards, and then reiterate and do new testing with new set of cards. If you change in between, then the results are less comparable and people will organise it differently.
• Either add meta descriptions for all possible components or don't add any! E.g. I had one card called alarm settings. This was usually a main group but was also confused because people naturally grouped elements below it. If this card would not be there or other meta cards like (Home) they would have done it differently.
• People work with what they get presented and rarely remove or add cards on their own. Therefore rather add too many cards then use too little.