Lesson 2 - App Perception Experiment

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Lesson 2 - App Perception Experiment

Post by elanorb » Thu Aug 15, 2013 6:06 pm

Hi All,

In preparation for next weeks design session we'd like your help. Below are screenshots of a number of apps and we'd like you to feedback on them. Specifically, we'd like to know how you would answer the following questions for each app:

From the pictures:
1) Who made this app? (beginner, intermediate, pro developer, team of developers,…)
2) What is the app for?
3) Who is the target audience? (You, anyone, specific group: kids, adults, men, women…)
4) How well would you expect this app to perform? (Well, adequate, poor)
5) What would your reaction to this app be? (Purchase, download if free, ignore)

We'll discuss the results in our session on Tuesday.

Thanks. Have a great evening everyone.

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Re: Lesson 2 - App Perception Experiment

Post by elanorb » Thu Aug 15, 2013 6:13 pm

App 1
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App 2
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App 3
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App 4
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App 5
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App 6
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App 7
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Re: Lesson 2 - App Perception Experiment

Post by MarcVanCauwenberghe » Thu Aug 15, 2013 7:31 pm

Homework done :)


App 1
1) internediate - pro developer
2) recognition of objects, naming them
3)kids
4) Well
5) ignore
App 2
1)beginner
2) ???
3) ???
4) poor
5) ignore
App 3
1) beginner
2) specialized builder guy
3) adults
4) adequate - well
5) ignore
App 4
1) intermediate-pro
2) info on bus rides in a city
3) adults
4) Well
5) ignore
App 5
1) pro developer
2) taking pictures, editing pictures, posting pictures on social networks
3) kids, adults
4)Well
5) download if free
App 6
1) beginner
2) concrete calculator says it all
3) specific group
4) Well
5) Wignore
App 7
1) Wintermediate-pro
2) learning numbers while playing
3) kids
4) Well
5) ignore

Evening all,
Marc

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Re: Lesson 2 - App Perception Experiment

Post by Coffee1633 » Fri Aug 16, 2013 3:22 am

I tried using a screen shot or putting my answers in a table but it was just easier in the end to use Marc's method.
Here are my responses

Creator 1)
Purpose 2)
Audience 3)
Performance 4)
Personal Reaction 5)

App 1
Creator 1) intermediate
Purpose 2) language learning, Spanish
Audience 3) kids
Performance 4) adequate
Personal Reaction 5) ignore
App 2
Creator 1) beginner
Purpose 2) calculator utility
Audience 3) calculate something
Performance 4) poor
Personal Reaction 5) ignore
App 3
Creator 1) beginner
Purpose 2) calculate the amount of concrete needed given dimensions
Audience 3) home construction, DIY handyman
Performance 4) poor
Personal Reaction 5) ignore
App 4
Creator 1) beginner
Purpose 2) bus map utility
Audience 3) people who take the bus within the area of the map
Performance 4) poor
Personal Reaction 5) ignore
App 5
Creator 1) intermediate
Purpose 2) photo management utility
Audience 3) people who take a lot of photos and want to manage them
Performance 4) poor
Personal Reaction 5) ignore
App 6
Creator 1) concrete calculator
Purpose 2) same as #3
Audience 3) same as #3
Performance 4) poor
Personal Reaction 5) ignore
App 7
Creator 1) intermediate
Purpose 2) learning numbers
Audience 3) kids
Performance 4) adequate
Personal Reaction 5) ignore

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Re: Lesson 2 - App Perception Experiment

Post by dbcbos » Fri Aug 16, 2013 8:11 am

And my answers using the Marc Method (only one week in the course) and you already got a method called after you ^^

App 1
1) Intermediate
2) Kids game learning about bugs and the abc
3) kids
4) adequate
5) If I had kids, download if free. For myself ignore

App 2 (my vision is a bit off to the others posted before me, might be totally off ofcourse)
1) Team of Developers
2) Supply Chain Management App or something else/probably with shipping at least a B2B App
3) Professionals in Transport/Shipping
4) adequate
5) ignore (it's not for me)

App 3
1) Beginner
2) Calculate how many ingredients for concrete you need
3) Anyone interested in creating his own concrete and needs to know how much ingredients he needs
4) adequate
5) download if free and I needed to make concrete (it's simple and seems fast)

App 4
1) Pro Developer
2) Transit information and navigator
3) Anyone who wishes to use transit
4) Well
5) download if free

App 5
1) Pro Developer
2) Take and Edit Photo's/Video's
3) anyone
4) Well
5) download if free

App 6
1) Intermediate
2) Calculate how many ingredients for concrete you need (Seems to be V2 of App 3)
3) Anyone interested in creating his own concrete and needs to know how much ingredients he needs
4) adequate
5) download if free and I needed to make concrete (it's simple and seems fast)

App 7
1) Intermediate
2) Kids platform game which learns the kids about numbers
3) Kids
4) Well
5) If I had kids, download if free. For myself ignore

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Re: Lesson 2 - App Perception Experiment

Post by hamishb » Tue Aug 20, 2013 12:23 pm

Copying the layout of the previous responses, here are my own brief ones:

App 1
1: Team
2: Education purpose, for exploring the world of bugs and recognising different types
3: Primary school children
4: Well
5: Free

App 2
1: Intermediate
2: shoreline birds identification (and calculator for how many seen?)
3: Birdwatching enthusiasts
4: Poor
5: Ignore


App 3
1: Pro-developer
2: Measuring concrete mixing requirements and measuring by length, width and depth how much is required
3: Average
4: Pay (if part of this trade)

App 4
1: Pro-developer
2: Finding bus routes around Edinburgh city centre
3: Adults
4: Good
5: Free

App 5
1: Team
2: Instagram app for taking and manipulating photos and publishing to Instagram
3: Adults
4: Well
5: Pay

App 6
1: Beginner
2: As per app 3
3: Looks like a test app, copying app 3
4: Poor (but fine for prototype)
5: Ignore


App 7
1: Beginner
2: Number recognition game
3: Primary school
4: Good
5: Free

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Re: Lesson 2 - App Perception Experiment

Post by drkosta » Tue Aug 20, 2013 4:10 pm

App 1

1) Intermediate
2) name objects
3) children
4) adequate
5) ignore

App 2

1) beginner
2) ??
3) ??
4) poor
5) ignore

App 3

1) beginner
2) calculate bags of cement
3) workers and DIY-enthusiasts
4) well
5) free

App 4

1) team
2) bus lines
3) everyone
4) well
5) purchase

App 5

1) team
2) photomaniplation
3) everyone
4) well
5) purchase

App 6

1) intermediate
2) calculate concrete
3) workers
4) well
5) free

App 7

1) team
2) jump & run game
3) children
4) well
5) purchase

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