What are the difficulties or problems that my peer group found in understanding or interacting with my design, as expressed by my mockup and posters?
- How would the product stand up in the store, will it need packing during transportation?
- Is it apparent that you squeeze the bottle to measure the right dosage?
- Posters do not really explain the ritual or interface whereby the child/parent uses the bottle
- Branding was not there
- Could the whole part be made from one polymer? ie Polypropelene
What are my strategies for addressing the issues found? What steps should I take to ensure that my posters communicate the merits of my design in the best possible way for the Cormack industry critique next week?
- Copy the visual cues that existing products in the family of children's bathing liquids, could use some visual language from children's cartoons
- Need to really show that my product is refillable and the top assembly is shown, through interaction boards.
- Adding a small radius in conjuction with a flat bottom will still keep the bottles fun penguin like profile whilst being able to stand upright on its own.
- Try to substitute as much verbage with pictures "a picture tells a thousand words".
- Paint the picture of my intended scenario with mood images.
- Condense research and mood boards into one board.
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