Chapter by Loco Power Week 6: Medium-Fidelity Prototypes

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Chapter by Loco Power Week 6: Medium-Fidelity Prototypes Dan, Melissa, Irving, & David

2. Tasks & Medium-Fi Flows 3. Revised Interface Design 1. Value Proposition 2. Tasks & Medium-Fi Flows 3. Revised Interface Design 4. Prototype Overview 5. Additional Prototype Images Overview of the presentation

1. Value Proposition

Discover locally curated activities for a location and document personal memories. 1. Value Prop, Problem and Solution Overview (1 slide) a. if these are already solid, reuse them. Otherwise make recommended revisions. value prop: discover locally curated activities for a location and document personal memories.

2. Tasks & Medium-Fi Flows Tasks (1-3 slides) a. 3 representative tasks to test your interface (labeled ​simple, medium, complex) b. Note any changes you’ve made from the tasks on the low-fi prototype

Changes Scrolling Down More intuitive Including time constraints on activities: efficiency and positive user experience

Additions Viewing Other User Profiles Social networking aspect Saving Activities View activities later

Task #1: Simple Task #2: Medium Task #3: Complex As a newcomer, finding interesting activities to do at a location (i.e., Stanford). As a local, suggesting interesting activities to do or places to go at a location. As a regular user, creating a story of memories when in a new place. Working with the same tasks as last week - looking at how different segments of users would interact with Chapter From the perspective of a newcomer, local, and regular user. Simple: Finding activities Medium: Suggesting Complex: creating a story from your activities

Swipe Left Swipe Right Task #1: As a newcomer, finding interesting activities to do at a location (i.e., Stanford). The app presents activities one by one and user can interact with the suggested activity using “Tinder-esque” actions: swipe left to pass, right to accept activity, and down to save the event for later or “bookmark”. Each swipe right gives the user detailed information about the locations of the event and others who are currently doing the activity.

Task #2: As a local, suggesting interesting activities to do or places to go at a location. In creating or suggesting, we wanted the user to be able to guide those interested in doing the event so we gave the local space to add parameters and insights. Notice: insight we got from experience prototypes was adding notable restrictions to the activity description

Task #3: As a regular user, creating a story of memories when in a new place. Final task, creating a story from your memories to be logged in your Chapter. Addi Notice: different color is used for “documenting personal memories” vs. “finding activities” in order to make it more intuitive for the user to know what feature they are exploring.

3.Revised Interface Design 3. Revised Interface Design (~6 slides) a. Major Design Changes​- Present the 3 biggest changes between your low-fi sketches (from last week) and the new sketches of your updated interface. Show the before​and after sketches and explain your rationale ​for making those changes. Icons bookmarks “others keen” - social network

Icons Change #1: Clarify all components needed for functionality Include new functions gleaned from prototype interviews Key: Intuition

Change #2: Bookmark “What if I don’t have time to do the activity now, but want to save it for later?” Key: Continued use

Others Keen Change #3: “Can you see your friends’ Chapters?” View other people’s profiles in your radius Key: Social networks

4.Prototype Overview Prototype Overview (3 slides) a. Prototyping Tools ■ What did you use? ■ How the tool helped ■ How the tool did not help b. Limitations/tradeoffs of the current prototype (What was left out and why) c. Any Wizard of Oz techniques required to make it work d. Hand-coded features and why required

Pros Cons Lots of preset icons & templates. Multi-user functions Simple, clean interface Collaboration Many functions not intuitive Plain native project assets Steep learning curve Pros able to drag and drop

Limitations Wizard of oz Crowdsourcing aspect could not be implemented Real-time location tracking Cannot create social network, implement “Bookmarking”, or personalize Looped constant activities Hardcoded people and maps Import from external source

Hardcoded Features Homescreen background changes based on location, static for now Navigation is all hardcoded, not dynamic and you cannot set a radius at this point in time. For each profile, everything is hardcoded. Only Melissa’s profile can be viewed Additionally, you can’t discard an activity or bookmark an activity for later. With only 3 activities, you will cycle between these 3 activities forever.

5. Additional Prototype Images 5. Any additional prototype screenshots (as many as needed)

Links Website Medium-Fidelity Prototype Lowly Rated Activities Delete activities with many low ratings Scrolling Down More intuitive Saving Activities View activities later Viewing Other User Profiles Social networking aspect

Thanks!