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11-10-2022 - Meeting and in class feedback - Karolina

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GROUP MEETING (Karolína, Manus, Zach)
  • agreeing on holding the meetings every Thursday
  • assigned roles for the research
    • General design=Karolína
    • UI=Olivia
    • UX=Zach
    • Practicalities=Manus

IN CLASS FEEDBACK
  • assign a team leader for each week - rotating in alphabetical order (Karolína, Manus, Olivia, Zach)
  • changing the blog from Wordpress to Blogger
  • Feedback to our updated presentation
    • make slides more simple, talk about keywords, use your own art (no clipart)
    • rewrite synopsis - just few lines
    • move words little bit to the right
    • AIMS
      • ingrain the brief in your head
      • don't put too much detail - keep just the first 2 bullet points
      • research similar/existing apps, what is out there already
    • OBJECTIVES
      • use next slides to explain more about the research/prototypes etc.
      • understand your target group and research it
    • ROLES
      • don't focus on colour too early
      • more focus in the research
  • underline key words (costs/benefits (displaying it, graphical ways - bars...), personal travel/movement, gamification, engage the user, health/fitness, meaning for the user)
  • could it be anything else than an app on the phone? smartwatch,... -> look into more options
    • TIMETABLE
      • display better, easier, in a graphic perhaps
    • LAST SLIDE
      • instead of thanks->thank you
      • what's the one question you don't want to be asked? -> research it then
  • redo the presentation for next week
  • research the target audience, similar solutions
  • research roles - more specific
  • redo the timetable
  • redo the proposal

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