Ethnographic research / Emotional Design/ UX/UI
Project carried out as part of the Interface Design course, under the supervision of David Talbot.
Contributors : Claudie Mathieu, Fanny Perrault, Nancy Semegen.
Mandate
The mandate of the project was to develop a new service that could be combined with Google's service offering and use the principles of the No-interface.
Google Pet is integrated into Google's ecosystem by offering a tool with which pet owners can centralize the needs of their pets. Our solution is designed to meet the needs of pet owners as well as those of their pets in order to enhance their relationship and ensure their respective well-being.
My role in the team
Ethnographic research applied to design
Documentary research
Development of an information architecture
Development of user interaction
Realization of user tests
Documentary research
Development of an information architecture
Development of user interaction
Realization of user tests
Notion wanted
We conducted research on the 5 elements below in order to better understand the reality of the human-animal bond as well as the viability of the tool.
Persona
Our research has allowed us to develop 3 personas representing a diversity of potential users, from the refractory person, to the new master and the young mother.
Task Model
The use of Google Pet in Jason's day.
Accelerated appointment management
Simple remote problem management
For veterinary hospitals, this translates into time savings as well as increased profitability.
A complementary Google home experience
Stay connected to your pet at all times with connected objects.
Mobile Application
Remote diagnosis possible
Let the veterinarian know your pet's health status remotely, a possibility thanks to the intelligent collar and other connected objects.
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