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08-11-2022 - Class meeting - Karolina

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Attendance: Kaja, Manus, Zach

Group leader: Zach

Meeting Notes:

  • various options for traveling - making choices in the app
  • the goal is to create something people want to use, they will get something from using it
  • our target group: anyone who drives a car, interest in health and fitness
    • 17 - 65 years old, but mainly car owners
    • students - more interested in the money aspect
    • older users - more interested in health and fitness
    • -> find out their priorities -> possibly a short questionnaire when logging into the app for the first time? -> a possibility to personalize the app
  • Google maps
    • loads of useless information (restaurants,...)
    • think about how the data will be presented to the user
  • Role play -> put yourself in the place of the user

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