This project involves the design of a product interface following the Sprint model, an agile methodology that seeks to solve complex problems efficiently and quickly. Throughout a week of intense teamwork, we have applied various techniques and tools to reach an optimal solution.
Throughout the entire process, we have maintained a user-centred approach, constantly seeking to understand the user's needs and desires in order to deliver an optimal experience.
Figma, FigJam, Whimsical, Maze, Adobe Illustrator, KeyShot, AutoCad.
UI/UX Design, Design Sprint, User Research, HMW, Crazy 8, Usability Testing.
We have to plan and develop the user interface design for an automatic filling station for different types of soaps. The user should be able to choose between two varieties, pay and fill his own container.
This project is developed in a team of four people.
'If we can help you find the perfect product for your needs, you will be getting good use of your money and we will have one more regular customer. In this way we put an end to unnecessary consuming of products and waste.'
The vending machine should inform the user of the products it dispenses in detail, in order to continue the company's work ethic.
Will the user be able to know which type of shampoo is best for their hair or skin type?
Will the user be able to choose the amount of product to dispense?
Will we be able to let the user know that by purchasing from our machines their contribution will support a number of charitable causes?
If there is a problem during the purchase, will the customer be able to request technical assistance through the machine?
Will the user be able to know, in addition to the products currently being dispensed, which products will be available in the near future?
Will the user be able to try the product before dispensing?
Will the user be informed of the date the machine was refilled, to know if the product is fresh?
Will the user be able to rate their satisfaction with the purchase?
Will the user be able to track previous purchases?
Will the user have any way of knowing the locations of the machines?
Will the user be able to easily access their user account?
How might we get the vending machine to support Lush's social causes?
How might we create some sort of discount?
How might we let the user know that Lush products are not tested on animals?
How can we reward user loyalty?
How might the user be able to distinguish between different quantities?
How might we make the user aware that they need a container?
How might we let the user know which products are being dispensed?
How might we let the user try the product?
How might the user know the correct size of container for the amount of product they need?
How might we help the user to evaluate the shopping experience?
How might the user know which type of shampoo is best for them, according to their hair or skin type?
How might the user be able to distinguish between different quantities?
How might we make the user aware that they need a container?
How might the user know the correct size of container for the amount of product they need?
How might we help the user to evaluate the shopping experience?
How might we let the user know which products are being dispensed?
How might we let the user try the product?
How might the user know which type of shampoo is best for them, according to their hair or skin type?
How might the user be able to distinguish between different quantities?
We can put an illustration showing the most common sizes of packaging.
How might the user be able to distinguish between different quantities?
We can put an illustration showing the most common sizes of packaging.
How might the user be able to distinguish between different quantities?
We can put an illustration showing the most common sizes of packaging.
As a user with sensitive skin, I need to know which ingredients are contained in the shower gel to ensure that it is safe for my skin type and to guarantee my purchase.
Task: Check the ingredients of the shampoo 'Daddy - O'.
Task : Buy 500g of 'Yog Nog' Shower Gel.
