Team Powerpuff

Deck for 1.22.13

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1. POV STUDENT-ATHLETES juggling their academic, personal, and athletic commitments NEED a way to prioritize email responses and schedule task completion with minimal user- intervention BECAUSE the process of mentally managing the emails associated with each distinct domain results in avoidable incremental stress. TEAM JUSTINE FEDRONIC ALESSANDRA G.-CUETARA TYLER CRIMM
2. STRESS MODEL
3. ¡  Users can keep their existing email account when using Sane Box ¡  Email messages can be deferred and accessed later ¡  Spam checks prevent wanted messages from being deleted as spam ¡  Reminders notify the user when an email goes unanswered ¡  Works with many popular email services, including Gmail, AOL and Yahoo mail ¡  Priority Inbox ¡  PROBLEM: Because it takes a little time before Priority Inbox figures out your habits, it's important to commit to using it for a week or so before determining whether you like it or not. PRIMARY RELATED EMAIL PRODUCTS/ SERVICES
4. ¡ Categorical Visual Separation: multiple inboxes, unread messages clustered at the top, ¡ Calendar synchronization ¡ People don’t like new things until they get used to them ¡ Start using them if: forced by work ¡ People don’t know tools exist ¡ Poor advertising T R E N D S INDUSTRY
5. ¡  How to get people to use tools? Why don’t people use existing tools? ¡  Why is email still being used for event communication (i.e. when practice is) ¡  Is it better or not to have emails come to one device or multiple devices: does physical separation enable coping? ¡  When unlock phones, could choose mode you want to deal with (work, class, practice) ¡  Plays into concept of new, visually clear homescreen ¡  Gamification: appeal to competitive personalities; how to integrated this with email §  -ex//rewarded by how quickly you answer emails, etc ¡  Tools that work are visually simple OPPORTUNITIES AND INTRIGUING QUESTIONS