Challenge

Despite the vast availability of personal metrics and health apps, people struggle to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

You will be required to conduct user research to understand people’s relationships with mental, physical, and emotional well-being to develop a tool that will drive them to action.

So, you will need to re-imagine how people can adopt and maintain a routine that enhances their well-being.

Time frame

9 working days

Scope

User Research, Secondary Research, Business and Competitive Analysis, Usability Testing, User Interface

Quantitative Research

I conducted a survey and received 50 responses from individuals who have plants in their homes as part of my quantitative research.

Survey Results

93.4% of people believe that having an indoor plant can improve their overall mood and well-being.

95.5% of people feel very bad when they see their plant in bad condition.

75.5% of people believe that having plants in their house can reduce stress levels.

93.3% of people believe that taking care of plants can instill a sense of responsibility.

Qualitative Research

I interviewed five users who have plants in their homes.

Interview Insights

.People believe that taking care of plants gives them a sense of responsibility.

.People become very sad when their plants are affected by diseases or damaged by birds or insects.

.Having plants in one's house can enhance their overall mood and well-being.

Competitive Analysis

Insights

Visual Appeal

Consistency in design

Visualization

Low- Fidelity prototype

Mid- Fidelty prototype

High- Fidelity prototype