Prototyping Goals
Why am I creating a prototype?
- They use experience and usability feedback to ensure the product is intuitive and easy to use.
- Feedback on the effectiveness of the UV-C light disinfection feature in eliminating pathogens from door handles.
- Input on the portability, safety measures, and overall design of the prototype to assess its practicality and user-friendliness.
Prototype Features
What product features will I prototype? And why? What do I hope to learn from testing this feature?
- One of the key features to prototype is the UV-C light disinfection capability. By testing this feature, I hope to learn about the effectiveness of the UV-C light in disinfecting door handles and reducing the presence of pathogens. Feedback on the efficiency of the disinfection process and its impact on the overall cleanliness of the surfaces will help refine and optimize this feature.
- Another important feature to prototype is the user interface and interaction design. This will involve creating a simplified representation of the user interface and interaction flow. By testing this feature, I aim to gather feedback on the intuitiveness and ease of use of the product. Insights on any usability issues, navigation challenges, or areas that may confuse users will be invaluable in refining the user experience.
- Testing the safety measures and portability features of the prototype is also crucial. This includes evaluating the built-in safety mechanisms such as timers, sensors, and certifications to ensure user protection. Additionally, feedback on the size, weight, and portability of the prototype will help assess its practicality and user convenience in different environments.
Prototype Media
How will you prototype and share these features with others to get their feedback?
I plan to create a physical or digital prototype that simulates the key features of the product. This may involve using materials or tools to represent the UV-C light source, incorporating a simple user interface, and demonstrating the portability aspects. The prototype will be shared with potential users, stakeholders, or a focus group for their feedback and input.
The feedback collection process may involve observing users interact with the prototype, conducting surveys or interviews, and recording their thoughts and suggestions. By gathering insights and analyzing the feedback, I can iteratively improve the prototype and better understand the viability and potential of the product.