INTRODUCTION
My team, UX Babies was tasked to implement UX strategies, with some assumptions to design a baby tracking app for B8B - a consumer tech startup developing an app to work in tandem with their AI-powered camera to track baby's safety 24/7 and growth metrics.
Timeline:
3 weeks
Project Type:
Pro Bono
UX Babies:
Gin Lu
Fellicia Yonata
Gabriel Chua
Kai Jun Leong
My Role:
UX Research
UX Design
UI Design
Tools:
Optima Workshop
Google Slide
Figma
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Users’ needs and feedback are paramount factors in the ideation of our solutions
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Thorough research will be conducted to gain key insights on our users and across competitive industry landscapes
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With synthesized research information, we can propose the ideal B8B app that is intuitive for all users
As B8B is still in the process of building their AI-powered camera, we have to work around assumptions and design based on UX strategies, hence we turn to our competitors to inject inspiration for our UI and features. The findings also help to guide our research to figure out the main features we should prioritise.
To start with the discovery journey, we analysed 4 similar baby tracking apps to understand what are the common and best-in-class features.
We learned that:
We conducted 15 interviews and 30 surveys, identifying who our relevant users are and came up with their goals, frustrations and needs. This helped to shift our perspective from a features-first to a users-first mindset.
Below are the 3 main worries of parents concerning their baby
Below are the most wanted features for our tracking app in order of importance, which we will use to prioritise when designing the app
We also discovered parents most wanted data to be tracked on their babies
Through affinity map, I had a clear understanding of who my target users are and created 3 personas to direct my design decisions that will satisfy the users' needs.
3 mood boards were created for B8B to choose, as to communicate the artistic direction of a project. Below is the one selected for igniting a sense of motherly love.
UI Kit was created to guide cohesive design and user interface, which included the following UI components such as button, typography, colours scheme and navigation.
With our user insights and personas, we created a feature priority map to determine which features to include in the app for our 3 target users. Throughout the 1-week design process, we conducted usability tests and iterated twice on the design.
The objective of the test was :
We made several iterations to the wireframes and interactive prototype based on usability tests we conducted on 10 users.
Directional pad that originally controlled the viewing direction of the monitor has been replaced with a pinching and dragging interaction. Buttons in relation to monitor-specific actions have been rearranged
We decided not to show the home screen on the onboarding page after the iteration, as some users were confused and tried to test out the drag function
Some users did not know that the pencil icon was the edit button
Overview of B8B tracking app :
Statistics page for parents :
Lullaby with monitor's light feature
Setting the profile page