Design process
Competition analysis
COMPETITION
ANALYSIST
y analyzing these aspects, I can more effectively identify market gaps and opportunities for improvement in my own app development.
Problem statement
PROBLEM STATEMENT
Current productivity apps often overlook personalized scheduling based on individual biological rhythms (different for woman and man) and cognitive capabilities. This hinders users from optimizing their productivity by scheduling tasks during their peak mental alertness and energy levels.
Current productivity apps often overlook personalized scheduling based on individual biological rhythms (different for woman and man) and cognitive capabilities.
This hinders users from optimizing their productivity by scheduling tasks during their peak mental alertness and energy levels.
Solution
SOLUTION
A solution should integrate user preferences and biometric data to recommend optimal times for tackling tasks of different difficulties throughout the day. This approach ensures tasks are aligned with individual capabilities, enhancing overall efficiency and satisfaction in task completion.
A solution should integrate user preferences and biometric data to recommend optimal times for tackling tasks of different difficulties throughout the day.
This approach ensures tasks are aligned with individual capabilities, enhancing overall efficiency and satisfaction in task completion.
IDI TEST
To gather more insights, I conducted 10 interviews (6 female, 4 male, age 24-36).
User goals
“I am lacking time and energy for my hobbies”
Frustrations
Target audience
UX Persona
Crazy eight
As a creative warm up I did crazy eight method to note down some ideas.
As a creative warm up I did crazy eight method to note down some ideas.
Wireflow
Colours | Typography
Concept
A productivity tracker which integrates chosen applications and predict your efficiency for a day or week. It considers factors like sleep, movement, set up goals and many more to give you personalised advice. Mobile app can also connect with a smartwatch for seamless tracking.
A productivity tracker which integrates chosen applications and predict your efficiency for a day or week. It considers factors like sleep, movement, set up goals and many more to give you personalised advice.
Mobile app can also connect with a smartwatch.
I researched similar apps, focusing primarily on iOS and Apple Watch apps currently available on the market. I decided divide them for few groups. This helped me gain a general understanding of existing offerings, particularly in terms of their features and interfaces. B
I researched similar apps, focusing primarily on iOS and Apple Watch apps currently available on the market. I decided divide them for few groups. This helped me gain a general understanding of existing offerings, particularly in terms of their features and interfaces. By analyzing these aspects, I can more effectively identify market gaps and opportunities for improvement in my own app development.
Overview
OVERVIEW
COLOURS | TYPOGRAPHY
CONCEPT
WIREFRAME
Managing one's own schedule can be challenging as it requires a balance of discipline and flexibility, recognizing that everyone has unique predispositions and time management styles. Functioning in an environment where people struggle with time management, despite the freedom it offers, made me wonder if there is a way to improve productivity through a software tool.
IDI TEST
To gather more insights, I conducted 9 interviews
(6 female, 3 male, age 24-36).
> Over 50% of participants use paper planners.
> All have tried at least one app for scheduling tasks.
> Many experience difficulties in prioritizing their goals.
> Challenging to achieve goals near menstruation period.
> There is a prevalent lack of work-life balance.
> Many suffer from sleep deprivation.
> Need for assistance in improving scheduling systems.
Current app experience
Customisation needs
Challeanges with exsisting apps
Impact on Efficiency i productivity
Future Expectations
Factors which influence efficiency
Habits and goals
I divided questions for seven groups:
UX PERSONA
CRAZY EIGHT
WIREFLOW
*Full raport comming soon
PROBLEM STATEMENT
PROBLEM STATEMENT
SOLUTION
COMPETITION ANALYSIST
Design process
COMPETITION
ANALYSIST
y analyzing these aspects, I can more effectively identify market gaps and opportunities for improvement in my own app development.
Problem statement
Current productivity apps often overlook personalized scheduling based on individual biological rhythms (different for woman and man) and cognitive capabilities.
This hinders users from optimizing their productivity by scheduling tasks during their peak mental alertness and energy levels.
SOLUTION
A solution should integrate user preferences and biometric data to recommend optimal times for tackling tasks of different difficulties throughout the day.
This approach ensures tasks are aligned with individual capabilities, enhancing overall efficiency and satisfaction in task completion.
IDI TEST
To gather more insights, I conducted 10 interviews (6 female, 4 male, age 24-36).
User goals
“I am lacking time and energy for my hobbies”
Frustrations
Target audience
UX Persona
Crazy eight
As a creative warm up I did crazy eight method to note down some ideas.
Wireflow
Colours | Typography
Concept
A productivity tracker which integrates chosen applications and predict your efficiency for a day or week. It considers factors like sleep, movement, set up goals and many more to give you personalised advice.
Mobile app can also connect with a smartwatch.
I researched similar apps, focusing primarily on iOS and Apple Watch apps currently available on the market. I decided divide them for few groups. This helped me gain a general understanding of existing offerings, particularly in terms of their features and interfaces. By analyzing these aspects, I can more effectively identify market gaps and opportunities for improvement in my own app development.
OVERVIEW
COLOURS | TYPOGRAPHY
CONCEPT
WIREFRAME
Managing one's own schedule can be challenging as it requires a balance of discipline and flexibility, recognizing that everyone has unique predispositions and time management styles. Functioning in an environment where people struggle with time management, despite the freedom it offers, made me wonder if there is a way to improve productivity through a software tool.
IDI TEST
To gather more insights, I conducted 9 interviews
(6 female, 3 male, age 24-36).
> Over 50% of participants use paper planners.
> All have tried at least one app for scheduling tasks.
> Many experience difficulties in prioritizing their goals.
> Challenging to achieve goals near menstruation period.
> There is a prevalent lack of work-life balance.
> Many suffer from sleep deprivation.
> Need for assistance in improving scheduling systems.
Current app experience
Customisation needs
Challeanges with exsisting apps
Impact on Efficiency i productivity
Future Expectations
Factors which influence efficiency
Habits and goals
I divided questions for seven groups:
UX PERSONA
CRAZY EIGHT
WIREFLOW
*Full raport comming soon
PROBLEM STATEMENT
PROBLEM STATEMENT
SOLUTION
COMPETITION ANALYSIST