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The problem:

Employees in office spaces feel that temperature management is cumbersome, and are frustrated that their voice is not heard.

Solution and outcome:

A web app that allows employees to vote on the temperature. We also made supporting products to make temperature management more effective.

Client:

The sensors

We used Airthing's sensors to measure values in any given room or office space around the office.

The sensor measures:

Meet Wave

Voting

The most relevant information from the sensors is displayed on these cards in the web app.

Users can give their opinion regarding the temperature in meeting rooms, and in office spaces.

The map

The map is used to explain to users which office space they sit in the most, this ensures correct feedback.

Full web app

Supporting products

We made supporting products for the web app, these products aim to solve additional pain within the bigger picture, and make temperature management more effective and seamless. 

Air mascot

An air mascot allows users in meeting rooms to see the air quality in the room.

Users can interact with the mascot and give their opinion regarding the temperature directly. This is a great way of increasing retention rates.

Posters

Users can choose any of the methods on the poster and give their feedback directly. This is a great way of increasing retention rates.

Design process

Size of team

4

Iterations

4

Time spent

5 weeks

Quote

"We really like the direction you
took the product!"

- Airthings(client)

The team

Discovery

Research

I started by interviewing and observing users, insights are categorized
accordingly, and drives the design process.

The challenge

Employees are complaining about the temperature in
office spaces. 

Main pain point

The feedback loop between employees and janitor
is not going fast enough, therefore meaningful change

Is not happening.

Definition

Sprint meeting

We quickly generated and prioritized ideas that would
potentially solve the problem.

Our ideas seeks to answer these core questions:

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Persona

Through research, we have concluded that this is our main user.

Key pain points:

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Journey map

Looking at the wholistic journey from entering work, to
leaving work.

Pain found in the journey, and potential solutions to that pain:

Iteration and testing

Early flows

Share insights with developers, and get technical insights.

Testing and validating

Testing often and early, validating the idea along the way.
User insights drive the process further.

Iteration 1

Iteration 2

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Iteration 3

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Solution

Screens

This screen solves these pain points:

This screen solves these pain points:

Supporting products

Penguin (mascot)

This product solves these pain points:

Poster

This product solves these pain points:

Design handoff

I have included more specific flows, user stories, and specs
for each product for the client, so that it is easy for them to
develop the MVP further.

Conclusion

Goals achieved with this product

Let users give their opinion about the temperature in office spaces or meeting rooms without writing a long email.

Thanks to the sensors, users can see what the live temperature and air quality are in each room and office space.

Supporting products increases the activation and acquisition rate.

Summer internship

I had a blast with the other interns this summer, we had fun and made some great products in the process. Creating value for users and businesses alike.

Thank you for an amazing summer internship:

Special thanks to my client:

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