Design assignment-revised
- 1. WonderWatch A wearable device to increase child safety Group#2 Nikita Abraham, Fang Fang Cheryl Litwinczuk, Josh Rochette
- 2. WonderWatch Wearable device and app Why: The raising problems How: What our product does Prototype: Design insights Evaluation: Evaluation plan
- 3. Problems parents encounter ● Rising reports of violence and crime ● Increasing child’s responsibility ● Cellphones are not appropriate WonderWatch Why How Prototype Evaluation
- 4. ● Parents are concerned for the safety of their children ● Parents can’t always be there physically to protect them ● Giving parents the ability to know where their child is at all times ● Unforeseen situations （clown incidents/ human traffickers / kids get lost ） WonderWatch Why How Prototype Evaluation Increase in violence and crime
- 5. WonderWatch Why How Prototype Evaluation
- 6. ● 7-12 year old kids ● They are able to go to and from places independently ● Too old for a babysitter ● Can stay in the house without supervision for short periods ● Parents want to give increased responsibilities and freedom ● Parents need to ensure that their child is safe WonderWatch Why How Prototype Evaluation Older children need freedom
- 7. Distractions and potential problems Access to the Internet Texting friends Playing games WonderWatch Why How Prototype Evaluation Cellphone is not appropriate
- 8. Our Proposed Device Includes ● Wearable Device for the Child ○ Easy to use ○ Lightweight ○ Simple watch-like appearance ● Paired app for the Parents ○ Incoming notifications are quiet and discreet ○ Works on multiple devices ○ Customizable outgoing messages WonderWatch How Prototype EvaluationWhy
- 9. What our wearable device does ● Preset outgoing message/signal ● Short incoming messages ● Indicates location ● Quickly activated emergency call WonderWatch How Prototype EvaluationWhy
- 10. Emergency Quick to activate Difficult to accidentally activate Silent alerts sent to parents and 911 Check In Signal Clear confirmation for the parent Discreet sending method for the child Messaging Incoming only Short messages from app Simple Yes/No reply WonderWatch Location Peace of mind for the parents Simple location service Cannot be accessed by the child How Prototype EvaluationWhy
- 11. WonderWatch: The Device Why How Prototype Evaluation
- 12. WonderWatch: The Device Why How Prototype Evaluation
- 13. WonderWatch: The Device Why How Prototype Evaluation
- 14. WonderWatch: The Device Why How Prototype Evaluation
- 15. Wearable device to promote child safety Why How Prototype Evaluation
- 16. WonderWatch: The App Why How Prototype Evaluation
- 17. WonderWatch: The App Why How Prototype Evaluation
- 18. WonderWatch: The App Why How Prototype Evaluation
- 19. ● Formative Evaluation ○ Enable agile design method ○ User input ○ Multiple iterations WonderWatch Why How EvaluationPrototype Evaluation Plans
- 20. ● Criteria ○ Children between ages 7 - 12 ○ Some allowed unsupervised time ○ Do not use a cellphone ○ Parents of these children WonderWatch Why How EvaluationPrototype Evaluation Plans
- 21. ● Testing Process ○ 5 users from each group ○ Specific tests for each user group ○ Designer & user partnered testing ○ Controlled environment WonderWatch Why How EvaluationPrototype Evaluation Plans
- 22. ● Testing Procedures ○ Informed beforehand ○ 5 minute exploration time ○ Structured tasks ○ 3 - 5 test sessions per day WonderWatch Why How EvaluationPrototype Evaluation Plans
- 23. ● Criteria: App ○ Send & receive message ○ Check child’s location ○ Receive emergency notification WonderWatch Why How EvaluationPrototype Evaluation Plans
- 24. ● Criteria: Wearable ○ Send check-in message ○ Reply to parent’s message ○ Activate emergency notification WonderWatch Why How EvaluationPrototype Evaluation Plans