Gymometer Presentation 1
- 1. Gymometer -BabyKEM- Kevin Beallis, Evan Nyquist, Mohamed Darwiche 441fall2021 BabyKEM- is developing an iOS application that would allow gym administrators and gym goers to assess and manage crowd control through a business and consumer facing interface.
- 2. Problems Overcrowded Gyms Crowd Analytics for Small Gyms Check-In Process
- 3. How Crowded Will the Gym be? Difficulty scheduling your day LEADS TO Not knowing how crowded the gym will be Lack of motivation Downwards Attendance Trends
- 4. Select your location to find gyms near you See occupancy as a percentage List of gyms you have a membership at List of other gyms in the area
- 5. Gotchas ● Convincing gyms before users ● Early Data collection ● Adapting this to Android
- 6. Competitors
- 8. -BabyKEM- is developing an iOS application that would allow gym administrators and gym goers to assess and manage crowd control through a business and consumer facing interface. Our Vision
Editor's Notes
- #2: http://soloway.pbworks.com/f/441winter2022%20Design%20Preso%20%231.pdf Title & Problem/Need Make up an interesting title; gin up a logo if possible; borrow one as a placeholder Identify an overall problem/need – short, sweet statement – You can present your “one sentence pitch” here. Same as slide 7. MUST PUT YOUR TEAM NAME ON SLIDE 1 MUST PUT YOUR TEAM MEMBER’S NAMES ON SLIDE 1 MUST PUT: 441fall2021 Section MUST PUT A 1 SENTENCE DESCRIPTION OF YOUR PROJECT ON SLIDE 1
- #3: 3 Issues Identify 3 issues that are at the core of the problem/need/pain; USE PICTURES – State issues as 3 short bullets (no sentences; only short phrases)
- #4: Example of 1 issue Give a CONCRETE example of one of the 3 issues that is at the core of the problem/need for your app
- #5: Solution of 1 issue Screen Mock UP Create a mock up of the screen that addresses the issue in slide 3. The mock up doesn’t have to be beautiful; just good enough to give a CLEAR sense of how your app will address the issue in slide 3. Have pointers in the slides to show which interface element addresses which issues (from slide 2)
- #6: Gotchas A short list of 2-4 issues that will need to be addressed: where are you going to get the information for the database on deals at bars? where are you going to find users to match cooks with eaters?
- #7: Competition Who else is dealing with the same sort of issues? Make a “feature comparison matrix chart.” See below. Where “product x” are the names of other apps that “do the same thing” – or something similar.
- #8: Weekly Goals Time Line Fill out the attached “weekly project goals” spreadsheet. Include a screenshot of the spreadsheet in your preso. NOTE: you can’t say the same goal week after week; also you can’t say EVERY team member is working on the same goal – each team member is working on his/her own goal!
- #9: 8 Your Vision Repeat the one sentence pitch – as a summary. You will be practicing your one sentence pitch on Friday, 1-19. (see the references below) This slide should have ONE SENTENCE on it. ONE SENTENCE. Get it? How many sentences on the last slide? Thank you… (Use the format for the one sentence pitch from the Tech Crunch article)