Objective:
Create a habit-forming app and non GUI product based on the hooked model
Deliverables:
App:
Storyboard, MSCW Method, Sitemap, Wireframes, Prototype
Non GUI product:
Storyboard, Risky Assumptions, Pretotyping experiment with results
Solution:
An app where user’s can input their water intake and keep track of their daily, weekly, and monthly water goals. The app includes a friend circle that allows for users to view their friend’s profile to keep an eye on their water intake. Users and their friends will be motivated to drink more water through different type of app notifications.
Problem Statement:
How might I increase peoples daily intake of water?
Storyboard:
While the user is on the computer, his phone notifies him that one of his friends has met their daily water goal. This notification has triggered him into shock, because it is mid afternoon and he hasn’t any water to drink. He responds by drinking water and adding that amount to his water app. As the app animates, letting him know he is closer to his goal, he finally feels satisfied knowing that him and his friends are working towards increasing their daily water intake.
MoSCOW Method:
I came up with features that I thought would make my app fun and effective while still following the hooked model. To help narrow my options down, I used the MoSCOW method to figure out which features were necessary for my app to function and which could be added in the future.
Sitemap:
To help increase the user’s experience through this app, I created a very simple sitemap, so the user wouldn’t experience cognitive load.
Wireframes:
Dashboard
Dashboard 2.0
Statistics
Settings
Add Friend
Notifactions
Prototype:
Click here to visit the prototype on Adobe or watch the walk through video to experience glitch free animations.
*If interested in learning more about my non-GUI product: H(2)+O: On The Run Ear Bud and how I solved my top risky assumptions, please contact me, and I can send over my deck!