App for public space heroes
Concept, Product Design, UX|UI
Think of a silent disco in the metro or ad hoc flash mobs. Saam app allows people to break off their daily routine and have some unexpected interaction.
Goal
Enhance social interaction in public spaces. Think of a silent disco in the metro or ad hoc flash mobs for example. Saam app allows people to break off their daily routine and have some unexpected interaction.
My Role
UX Designer, Graphic Designer, UI Designer, Interaction Designer
Final study project at the IronHack UX/UI Design Bootcamp. April 2020.
Project duration: 2 weeks.
Deliverables: user research, user persona, user journey, mind map, user flow, mid-fidelity and high fidelity design prototypes with micro-interactions.
Tools: Figma, Illustrator, Photoshop.
Research
The goal of the research was to validate the following hypothesis: I believe that providing users with a tool that allows them to listen to music simultaneously with each other in public spaces will enable them to connect and interact with each other in a deeper and meaningful way.
Below is the result of the research that I conducted.
Data Sources
Data from online survey. Based on total 34 valid responses collected between 6 and 8 April 2020).
Data from the “Music Listening 2019” analysis carried out by the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry.
Facebook group “Stranded at the Airport” approached for qualitative research interviews. Total 7 respondents.
Qualitative interviews with 3 respondents (age 26 – 45, Amsterdam).
Literature: Social Interactions in Urban Public Spaces, Flash Mobs: Social Construction of Public Spaces as Places for Sociability and Public Discourse, The 2019 Hearables Survey by Audio Analytic.
61%
respondents wanted to listen to music with others simultaneously
50%
of respondents would actively interact with unknown group of people in the public space
67%
of respondents felt disturbed by music in public space
16,4k
members of facebook group “Stranded at the airport” – tango dancers dancing in public spaces.
89%
respondents use on-demand audio stream service
Social Interactions
Think of a silent disco in the metro or ad hoc flash mobs for example. Saam allows people to break off their daily routine and have some unexpected interaction.
Healthy Public
Saam stimulates urban play and creativity which are used as tools to rejuvenate the public realm and bring interest to everyday life.
Business Model
Using Saam could give the stream services a viral growth channel, as users could urge friends to get premium accounts to sync up. The intimate experience of co-listening might lead to longer sessions, boosting ad plays, or subscription retention.
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Project Timeline >
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• Day 1-3
Lean Survey Canvas
Qualitative Interviews
Online Survey
Competitive analysis
Technical Assessment
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• Day 5
Mind Map
User Flow
MOSCOW
Mid-Fidelity Prototype
Usability tests
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• Day 7
UI Design
Usability tests
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• Day 9
Hi-Fidelity Prototype
Presentation
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• Day 10
Presentation
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