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Back to ListingChen You Chien
New York, NY, United States
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Revised Board
Well-being, Industrial Design
Posted April 27, 2009 in A Good Life 6 - Parsons The New School for Design
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Revised Board
Well-being, Industrial Design
Posted April 20, 2009 in A Good Life 6 - Parsons The New School for Design
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LCA &Product Tag
Well-being, Industrial Design
Posted March 30, 2009 in A Good Life 6 - Parsons The New School for Design
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Mid-Review Summary
Well-being, Industrial Design
The Mid-Critique went well with many beneficial comments that can help me improve my design and board.
Board:
Graph of market competition comparison should be revised and include my design for more direct comparison
Focus more on explaining why your bag is better than competitors.
Design:
Balancing the bicycle while having one bag on the side is an issue that needs more investigation.
The bag can integrate a safety kit with equipments that are required and recommended by the government like helmet and lights.
Detailing and styling of the bag can be a key to success.
Eye catching and special enough for buyer to recognize it among other competitors.
Possibility of having different way to handle the bag; be creative.
Concept:
Expand my user group for a broader audience to people who can use the bag for different purpose.
The bag has to be affordable and easy to use to gain support from this particular group.
Supporters and funding of the product need to be distinguished.
Posted March 23, 2009 in A Good Life 6 - Parsons The New School for Design
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Mid-Critique Board (Re-post) & Model
Well-being, Industrial Design
Mission Statement: This project aims to create a safer work environment for food delivery cyclists by designing bicycle accessories that help them avoid accidents caused by handling and maneuvering while making deliveries.
Posted March 02, 2009 in A Good Life 6 - Parsons The New School for Design
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Revised Board intended for Mid-Critique
Well-being, Industrial Design
Posted March 02, 2009 in A Good Life 6 - Parsons The New School for Design
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Presentation Board 1 & 2 Plus User Testing
Well-being, Industrial Design
I have conducted two more user testing (3 in total) with delivery cyclists from different restaurants. They were very helpful with many suggestions for improvement. They commented on the dimention of the bag and the size they would feel comfortable riding with. The opening and side pocket locations are good also. They like the function of cushinging and insulated layer for heat keeping. I also realize that some delivery cyclists are willing to invest in their bicycle and accessories that can help them to make their job easier and better.
Posted February 23, 2009 in A Good Life 6 - Parsons The New School for Design
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Scenario 1 (Food Delivery Cyclists)
Well-being, Industrial Design
Posted February 09, 2009 in A Good Life 6 - Parsons The New School for Design
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Product Comparison
Well-being, Industrial Design
Posted February 09, 2009 in A Good Life 6 - Parsons The New School for Design
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User Testing, Round I: 3 scenarios (Revised)
Well-being, Industrial Design
Scenario 1: Testing with User
1. Who will be the users for your 1st test?
The user for my 1st user testing will be Asian food delivery cyclists who can provide me input from their own experience and knowledge.
a. What criteria will you use to select the individuals who will test your prototype?
The criterion for my user testing is that all food delivery cyclists I invite have to work in Asian food restaurants because that is where my focuses are. I tried to contact the food deliverymen that I have constantly contact with (3~5 of them) for the reason that they not only know what I am doing (talked with them) but also they are better at (several years of experiences on making delivery) and generous on providing information and design ideas. I will invite them to join other tests but also have some other food deliverymen for fresh ideas and opinions.
b. What type of environment will you test them in?
The test will be conducted on my bicycle to show the testing group how the product works. The group can also sit on the bike to feel how the bag will affect/ enhance the riding experience.
2. What type of relationship do you need with NFP and users to conduct your test?
I need to keep in touch with the selected food delivery cyclists and also exploring new ideas from other deliverymen.
Scenario 2: Testing with NFP
1. Who will be the users for your 1st test?
The user for my 1st user testing will be NFP people from Transportation Alternative.
a. What criteria will you...
Posted February 09, 2009 in A Good Life 6 - Parsons The New School for Design
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