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Wearables: a show & tell with user stories Amy Higgott @amyhiggott James Medd @jamesmedd Lucy Buykx @lucybuykx 14 September 2015

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Wearables: a show & tell with user storiesAmy Higgott @amyhiggott

James Medd @jamesmedd

Lucy Buykx @lucybuykx

14 September 2015

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What is it good for?

Amy Higgott@amyhiggott

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Delightful Stuff

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Watch faces and animations

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Activity Progress Notifications

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Frustrating Stuff

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Unwanted Notifications(or useless notifications)

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Poor battery life……but not on the watch

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What do I want?• The time• Notifications

o Written communicationo Events

• Simple fitness tracker o Distanceo Heart rate

• Fits my wrists• Doesn’t cost £300.

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‘Workout’Apple WatchiPhone 5C

‘S Health’Samsung Galaxy Gear

Fit Samsung Galaxy S6

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What I want out of wearables…

James Medd@jamesmedd

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Battery life✔

OLED display✘

Sensors✘

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I love having my phone in my

pocket!

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I’d love to rescue the dying art of conversation…

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‘Polite connectivity’

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The ‘Glance’ misnomer

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I’m a considerate (and safety-conscious) pedestrian

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Source: https://fishypinkylittleanddinky.wordpress.com/2014/09/07/friends-dont-let-friends-text-and-walk/

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Notifications ✔Contextual interactions ✔Mini-apps ✘

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Touch too much

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“We’ve moved pretty quickly from notifications as signposts, to

containers (cards) that include content, and actions on that

content.”Paul Adams -

https://blog.intercom.io/the-end-of-apps-as-we-know-them/

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Great UI is invisibleLucy Buykx

@lucybuykx

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It’s not just the apps…

Ergonomics

Deep understanding of users’ values…

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Quantified Self• Always asking questions… • Does coffee actually improve mental

performance?

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But…I’m also pretty lazy!

• Collating data is manual and laborious

• Wearables gives opportunity to be always on and saving me work!

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Bit of a Fitbit obsession…

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Jan – Fitbit One

Apr – 2nd Fitbit One

Jul Oct

Jan

Apr – Fitbit Zip

Jul Oct

Jan

Apr

Jul Oct

Jan – Fitbit Surge

Apr – 2nd Fitbit Zip

Jul Oct

2012

2013

2014

2015

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Data goodness is all important!

Fitbit Nike Fuel Strava

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Fitbit is:• Easy to wear• Reliable• Great app and graphing• Data can be grabbed for more work

• Single function and it does it really well

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Fitbit constraints• Landlocked• Food entry is manual process

• Fitbit surge promises more!

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UX problems• Ergonomics terrible• Notifications not much better• UI gestures difficult to implement in

context (some invisible)

• Still landlocked!

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Garmin Swim

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Delightful, very specific device• Robust• Fantastic data• Really fast and reliable sync with ANT

• Shocking process to set up

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Misfit Speedo Shine

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Beautiful device & interaction• Water & land activities• Multi attachments to capture

different types of activities

• But…

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18:12 – Daily goal met! 06:26 – it’s gone

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Over to you…