User Research Methods: Diposable Camera Study, Focus Groups, Contextual Inquiry and Affinity Diagramming
DURATION: 16 Weeks
GUIDE: Prof. Youn-Kyung Lim
DISPOSABLE CAMERA STUDY
Conducted a disposable camera study to see the world from target user's perspective. Insights from study were used to infer design implications when designing entertainment and recreational products for young students. .
Conducted a disposable camera study to see the world from target user's perspective. Insights from study were used to infer design implications when designing entertainment and recreational products for young students. .
FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSION
A focus group of participants belonging to the target group of business professionals of Washington DC area was conducted to explore opportunities to improve "slugging", a casual carpooling network in Washington DC area.
A focus group of participants belonging to the target group of business professionals of Washington DC area was conducted to explore opportunities to improve "slugging", a casual carpooling network in Washington DC area.
CONTEXTUAL INQUIRY
A contextual inquiry was conducted with a daily commuter on slug-lines, in order to get insights about the experience a slug endures while slugging.
A contextual inquiry was conducted with a daily commuter on slug-lines, in order to get insights about the experience a slug endures while slugging.
AFFINITY DIAGRAMMING
Affinity diagrams were used to develop design ideas by categorizing the information collected from user research methods (Ethnography, Focus groups and Contextual Inquiry).
Affinity diagrams were used to develop design ideas by categorizing the information collected from user research methods (Ethnography, Focus groups and Contextual Inquiry).