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June 14 - June 21
(1 week)

House 2 Home

Curated ‘starter kit’ for an e-commerce platform that specializes in home decor items and accessories

Project Type

Design Sprint
at Springboar
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My Role

User research &
User interface design

01/12

DAY 1-A / DISCOVERY

PROBLEM

TIME RAN: 3 HR.

In the current landscape, the client witnesses an influx of customers transitioning into new homes or apartments. These customers want to infuse their living spaces with personal style, yet often lack the confidence to execute their creative visions to life.

CONSTRAINTS

  • Design for desktop & laptop

  • Client's Focus: Customers who want a 'starter kit' of multiple products

  • Most House2Home products are $10-50

  • They don't sell furniture, appliances, or other larger pieces

02/12

DAY 1-B / DEFINING: GENERATIVE RESEARCH

RESEARCH ANALYSIS

TIME RAN: 45 MIN.

Major Themes from Personas + User interviews (provided by the client)

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How Might We...

empower users to shop for interior pieces individually fostering a sense of self-assurance and peace of mind?

03/12

DAY 2-A / DEFINING: GENERATIVE RESEARCH

LIGHTNING DEMO

TIME RAN: 30 MIN.

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Interesting & inspiring elements found 

04/12

DAY 2-B / IDEATION

CRAZY 8

TIME RAN: 10 MIN.

Trying all kinds of
possible solutions

05/12

DAY 3-A / IDEATION

USER STORYBOARD

TIME RAN: 1 HR.

Thinking critically

The client’s emphasis on a specific new feature was a challenge in ensuring its prominent display, and after careful consideration of user research findings, I’ve selected a specific solution that emphasizes on users feeling well-informed and decisive with their selection.

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06/12

DAY 4-B / KEY DESIGN MOMENTS

SOLUTION

TIME RAN: 6 HRS.

01.
Starter Kit

  • Assists users to shop decisively.

  • Provides them with shopping levels of comfortability in terms of price and number of products each kit has.

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02.
Curated design styles

  • Carousel cards that specifically call out each trending
    interior design style.

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  • Filter helps to nail down the user's budget plan to the tee.

  • Showcasing products in context encourages and ensures
    of checkout and of its completed look.

03.
Filter & Showroom

07/09

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DAY 5-A / DEFINING: EVALUATIVE RESEARCH

USABILITY TESTING

08/09

IDEATION

FINAL SCREENS

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Desktop - StyleDetail.jpg
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09/09

FUTURE ROADMAP

PROJECT REFLECTIONS

Next Steps

  • Introduce an AI-powered visual search feature that allows users to upload images or use the camera to find similar home decor items and accessories.

  • Also include an AI system that can suggest
    a tailored 'starter kit' based on individual tastes and requirements.

     

Takeaways

  • WIth any usability testing, make sure to recruit the appropriate user audience.
     

  • Make sure to take into account the client's business goal as well as the deadline.
     

  • Not all sketches might be applicable, but sketch it anyway. :)

Much obliged for sticking around!


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