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Project Overview
Skills Developed:
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Design Research
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Insight Generation
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Ethnographic Synthesis
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Prototype Testing
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Lo-Fi Prototyping
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Persona Development
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Storytelling
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Video Production
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Presentation skills
Procter and Gamble has developed a new sustainable technology. Our group's challenge was to use human centered product design skills to integrate this technology into busy women's every day lives.
Through design research and iterative testing, we were able to deliver a consumer product design that brings delight, sophistication, and relaxation back into every day routines while minimizing waste.

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DESIGN
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1. To begin to understand our target user, we conducted in home consumer visits with 8 women
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Developed initial journey map to begin to visualize key tension points
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Identified 6 main user tensions that our team sought out to address
2. To begin to explore and narrow in on potential solutions, we tested 34 prototypes with 13 women across 2 visits
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Narrowed in on solution possibilities that users would desire
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Identified positive and negative aspects of design ideas and iterated to test again
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Further identified user motivations, desires, and perspectives to aid in identifying the best final solution
3. Developed a final solution that meets consumer tensions, brings consumer delight, evokes a feeling of sophistication and relaxation, and minimizes overall waste

Consumer Journey Map, highlighting pain points and touch points where our product can have impact.
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A sample of select prototypes tested to help define our final solution
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Synthesis
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FINAL SOLUTION
Meets Consumer Tensions
Evokes Delight
Promotes Relaxation & Sophistication
Minimizes Waste
Meets Manufacturing Requirements
Alyssa Brown
Ernesto Garcia
LiYing Peng
John Welch