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Final prototype testing - Olivia

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By Olivia Gavin

 Final prototype testing - Updated

I interviewed my roommates again after interviewing them a few weeks back on earlier prototypes


Names: Garry, Jack, Jean

Ages: 21, 20, 20

Gender: All male



What do you like about these new and improved designs? 


Garry: They’re much better very easy to use and navigate same on the watch

Jack: The simplicity of it especially on the watch design like the compass

Jean: It has everything needed this time and what’s relevant to the app


What feature stood out to you the most?


All agreed on how the carbon footprint was displayed, it was a unique feature they all have never seen before in an app

They pointed out the tree feature too which stood out visully


Is there anything you’d add to them? 


Garry: I can't think of anything everything has been covered

Jack: It has everything

Jean: It’s perfect design and functionality wise so I can't think of anything to add


Would you use our product after seeing these prototypes?


Garry: Yes

Jack: Yes

Jean: Yes 


Any additional comments? How have we improved since the last time you were all interviewed?

JA: The updated design look/layout is very attractive, looks great on both the watch and on the phone

GA: Getting rid of some features and adding new ones that are better

JE: I like how you focused on the wearable watch side as I would definitely be most interested in that

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