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We presented our modified prototype and design to the teaching team this week to get their input. The main feedback we received was concerning the insulation box for the plastic soup container, specifically the insulating material—how effective it would be, how sustainable it would be, and whether or not the box as a whole would be excess and wasteful as orders accumulate. To address these issues, we posed two solutions:
We presented our modified prototype and design to the teaching team this week to get their input. The main feedback we received was concerning the insulation box for the plastic soup container, specifically the insulating material—how effective it would be, how sustainable it would be, and whether or not the box as a whole would be excess and wasteful as orders accumulate. To address these issues, we posed two solutions:
Conceptual Design Sketches
Feedback
Feedback
After presenting our initial concept, we received feedback on how the idea could be improved. The most common concern pertained to how unsustainable the packaging would be if plastic wrapping was used on each container. People also thought that the packaging could be more efficient and compact because placing cylindrical containers in a rectangular box wasted a lot of space. Another common concern was the lack of use case generalizability for the design; the packaging was designed specifically for noodles, but it would benefit a larger audience if the packaging could be generalized to other food items and situations. Moreover, the attention to sanitization brings to question the practicality and necessity of such packaging after Covid-19 passes. Some other suggestions included creating a more compelling brand name and paying attention to accessibility in the sticker designs because people may perceive colors differently.
We presented our modified prototype and design to the teaching team this week to get their input. The main feedback we received was concerning the insulation box for the plastic soup container, specifically the insulating material—how effective it would be, how sustainable it would be, and whether or not the box as a whole would be excess and wasteful as orders accumulate. To address these issues, we posed two solutions:
We presented our modified prototype and design to the teaching team this week to get their input. The main feedback we received was concerning the insulation box for the plastic soup container, specifically the insulating material—how effective it would be, how sustainable it would be, and whether or not the box as a whole would be excess and wasteful as orders accumulate. To address these issues, we posed two solutions:
We presented our modified prototype and design to the teaching team this week to get their input. The main feedback we received was concerning the insulation box for the plastic soup container, specifically the insulating material—how effective it would be, how sustainable it would be, and whether or not the box as a whole would be excess and wasteful as orders accumulate. To address these issues, we posed two solutions:
We presented our modified prototype and design to the teaching team this week to get their input. The main feedback we received was concerning the insulation box for the plastic soup container, specifically the insulating material—how effective it would be, how sustainable it would be, and whether or not the box as a whole would be excess and wasteful as orders accumulate. To address these issues, we posed two solutions:
We presented our modified prototype and design to the teaching team this week to get their input. The main feedback we received was concerning the insulation box for the plastic soup container, specifically the insulating material—how effective it would be, how sustainable it would be, and whether or not the box as a whole would be excess and wasteful as orders accumulate. To address these issues, we posed two solutions:
Conceptual Design Sketches
Conceptual Design Sketches
After presenting our initial concept, we received feedback on how the idea could be improved. The most common concern pertained to how unsustainable the packaging would be if plastic wrapping was used on each container. People also thought that the packaging could be more efficient and compact because placing cylindrical containers in a rectangular box wasted a lot of space. Another common concern was the lack of use case generalizability for the design; the packaging was designed specifically for noodles, but it would benefit a larger audience if the packaging could be generalized to other food items and situations. Moreover, the attention to sanitization brings to question the practicality and necessity of such packaging after Covid-19 passes. Some other suggestions included creating a more compelling brand name and paying attention to accessibility in the sticker designs because people may perceive colors differently.
After presenting our initial concept, we received feedback on how the idea could be improved. The most common concern pertained to how unsustainable the packaging would be if plastic wrapping was used on each container. People also thought that the packaging could be more efficient and compact because placing cylindrical containers in a rectangular box wasted a lot of space. Another common concern was the lack of use case generalizability for the design; the packaging was designed specifically for noodles, but it would benefit a larger audience if the packaging could be generalized to other food items and situations. Moreover, the attention to sanitization brings to question the practicality and necessity of such packaging after Covid-19 passes. Some other suggestions included creating a more compelling brand name and paying attention to accessibility in the sticker designs because people may perceive colors differently.
After presenting our initial concept, we received feedback on how the idea could be improved. The most common concern pertained to how unsustainable the packaging would be if plastic wrapping was used on each container. People also thought that the packaging could be more efficient and compact because placing cylindrical containers in a rectangular box wasted a lot of space. Another common concern was the lack of use case generalizability for the design; the packaging was designed specifically for noodles, but it would benefit a larger audience if the packaging could be generalized to other food items and situations. Moreover, the attention to sanitization brings to question the practicality and necessity of such packaging after Covid-19 passes. Some other suggestions included creating a more compelling brand name and paying attention to accessibility in the sticker designs because people may perceive colors differently.
After presenting our initial concept, we received feedback on how the idea could be improved. The most common concern pertained to how unsustainable the packaging would be if plastic wrapping was used on each container. People also thought that the packaging could be more efficient and compact because placing cylindrical containers in a rectangular box wasted a lot of space. Another common concern was the lack of use case generalizability for the design; the packaging was designed specifically for noodles, but it would benefit a larger audience if the packaging could be generalized to other food items and situations. Moreover, the attention to sanitization brings to question the practicality and necessity of such packaging after Covid-19 passes. Some other suggestions included creating a more compelling brand name and paying attention to accessibility in the sticker designs because people may perceive colors differently.
After presenting our initial concept, we received feedback on how the idea could be improved. The most common concern pertained to how unsustainable the packaging would be if plastic wrapping was used on each container. People also thought that the packaging could be more efficient and compact because placing cylindrical containers in a rectangular box wasted a lot of space. Another common concern was the lack of use case generalizability for the design; the packaging was designed specifically for noodles, but it would benefit a larger audience if the packaging could be generalized to other food items and situations. Moreover, the attention to sanitization brings to question the practicality and necessity of such packaging after Covid-19 passes. Some other suggestions included creating a more compelling brand name and paying attention to accessibility in the sticker designs because people may perceive colors differently.
After presenting our initial concept, we received feedback on how the idea could be improved. The most common concern pertained to how unsustainable the packaging would be if plastic wrapping was used on each container. People also thought that the packaging could be more efficient and compact because placing cylindrical containers in a rectangular box wasted a lot of space. Another common concern was the lack of use case generalizability for the design; the packaging was designed specifically for noodles, but it would benefit a larger audience if the packaging could be generalized to other food items and situations. Moreover, the attention to sanitization brings to question the practicality and necessity of such packaging after Covid-19 passes. Some other suggestions included creating a more compelling brand name and paying attention to accessibility in the sticker designs because people may perceive colors differently.
After presenting our initial concept, we received feedback on how the idea could be improved. The most common concern pertained to how unsustainable the packaging would be if plastic wrapping was used on each container. People also thought that the packaging could be more efficient and compact because placing cylindrical containers in a rectangular box wasted a lot of space. Another common concern was the lack of use case generalizability for the design; the packaging was designed specifically for noodles, but it would benefit a larger audience if the packaging could be generalized to other food items and situations. Moreover, the attention to sanitization brings to question the practicality and necessity of such packaging after Covid-19 passes. Some other suggestions included creating a more compelling brand name and paying attention to accessibility in the sticker designs because people may perceive colors differently.
After presenting our initial concept, we received feedback on how the idea could be improved. The most common concern pertained to how unsustainable the packaging would be if plastic wrapping was used on each container. People also thought that the packaging could be more efficient and compact because placing cylindrical containers in a rectangular box wasted a lot of space. Another common concern was the lack of use case generalizability for the design; the packaging was designed specifically for noodles, but it would benefit a larger audience if the packaging could be generalized to other food items and situations. Moreover, the attention to sanitization brings to question the practicality and necessity of such packaging after Covid-19 passes. Some other suggestions included creating a more compelling brand name and paying attention to accessibility in the sticker designs because people may perceive colors differently.
Problem Statement
To initiate the brainstorming process of our collaborative design concept, we first utilized a Miro board to list down the positive, potential, and negative user experiences with food delivery packaging services according to our personal lives on digital Post-it notes. In other words, the three categories can also be called “Rose, Bud, and Thorn”, respectively. The potential experience, aka a Bud, is often a new goal or insight that stems from a negative experience. In general, user experience encompasses all the aspects of how people use an interactive product, such as how intuitive the product is, how well it serves its purpose, and the ease of use, etc.
After each team member created 15 Post-it notes, five for each of the three categories, the nature of the Miro board allowed us to easily move post-it notes around and conduct affinity clustering. Affinity clustering means grouping several similar user experience notes into a broader topic or issue, and we ended up with the following 16 clusters:
Lastly, for each of the 16 clusters, we created several “How Might We…” (HMW) statements according to each cluster’s general issue/concern, and then collectively selected the best HMW statement for each cluster. This problem framing process allows us to understand what are some of the most common and key issues we see with general food delivery packaging, where we can later design a product that addresses some of them.
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