What service or app features will be most helpful to get feedback on?
Easy to use
Convenience
Waste processing: (Service) proactive way to transform Plastic into Bricks 7-8 stronger than normal.
Easy collection: (App) for plastic waste collection
Waste monitoring: (App) for monitoring making people knowledgeable the percentage of house has been built
Monetary reward: (App) for monetary reward (from plastic waste)
Social sharing: (App) for encourage and sharing how many plastic has been recycled
Crowd-Helping: (App) for group quest to help single economically poor person to build his house (crowd-helping); able to encouragemore people to involve, drop in to help by allocating his/her waste.
Testing Strategy
What is the best way for us to get useful feedback for each of these features?
What does a useful feedback look like?
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Easy to use
First approach: If they know how to use the app
Back-up approach: if they know what is our service from seeing the app
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Waste Processing
First approach: if they know we provide waste processing service
Back-up approach: what do they think our service provides?
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Easy Collection
First approach: Are they willing to do the collection if it is collected by us?
Back-up approach: are they willing to do the collection if they go to the collection side?
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Waste Monitoring
First approach: do they know how the purpose of the monitoring interface?
Back-up approach: Can they explain what the monitoring interface meaning?
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Monetary Reward
First approach: if they like monetary reward
Back-up approach: what kind of other reward? (social reward?)
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Social Sharing
First approach: if they like to share and encourage people to help?
Back-up approach: if they like to share how many people they have helped?
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Crowd-Helping
First approach: if they like to form a group or crowd-helping poor people to build their house?
Back-up approach: if they like to help poor people on how much money has been donated?
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Convenience
First approach: do they like on-demand pick up service from home?
Back-up approach: if not then would they rather have a collection point?