Elevator redesign: Team Unibros Final Presentation

Olin College HFID Fall 2012.

Transcript

1. TEAM UNIBROS Cory Dolphin Juliana Nazaré Timothy Ryan Iñigo Beitia
2. VAL WAKES UP IN THE MORNING
3. VAL HAILS A CAB TO GET TO HER INTERVIEW
4. THE ROGERS STREET BUILDING
5. THE ROGER STREET BUILDING LOBBY
6. THE BUILDING NAVIGATOR
7. DEMO
8. Developing Personas Rick the Regular • Does not want to wait for the elevatorNo stops on the way to his floorTries to beat the lunch rush Val the Visitor Make a good impressionEfficient use of timeFind her meeting location easily
9. •  Name of the person he’s meeting •  Floor he needs to go to •  Meeting room number •  Directions from elevator to room •  Name of the person she’s meeting •  Floor she needs to go to •  Meeting room number (maybe) •  Directions from elevator to room Knowledge about their destination
10. •  How to provide an interface that satisfies extreme levels of knowledge? •  Allowing users to fulfill their goals regardless of the amount of information they have about their destination. Different levels of knowledge"
11. GOING TO THE LUNCH INTERVIEW
12. THE ROGER STREET BUILDING CAFETERIA
13. •  Kiosks are located on every floor of the building •  Button panel and kiosk achieve the same end goal but are designed to be useful to different user groups Different access points
14. TWO INTERFACES FOR THE SAME SYSTEM
15. THE ROGER STREET BUILDING ELEVATOR LOBBY
16. FINDING THE MEETING ROOM
17. DEMO
18. •  Kiosk and button panel communicate with each other •  Floor is highlighted on the button panel when it is selected on the kiosk •  Kiosk syncs with the building infrastructure •  Current meeting titles are displayed in the meeting room profiles on the kiosk •  Gives the user assurance when navigating to a new location A connected system
19. ON HER WAY HOME
20. •  Prefetching elevators when the user approaches the kiosk •  Sensors for dismissing the welcome screen and reseting the interface •  Flow control (outside the scope of our project) •  Accessibility for the visually impaired Intelligent features
21. Usability Tests •  Welcome screen explains purpose of kiosk •  Wording that ensured the user did not associate lintelligencez with the kiosk •  Way to ensure that the user knew they were going to the correct destination at every point of the trip •  Way to give users an out
22. A COMPLETELY NEW INTERFACE
23. Thank you 
 very much!