Step Intuit Walk more.

Drive less.

Issam LamsiliElly Searle

Blake ThomsonMichelle Yee

Meet Step IntuitProblem: People want to exercise but…

too much time too much planning too much effort

Solution: An automated, motivational pedometer Prompts you to walk, not drive Suggests new destinations and routes

Step Intuit in Action

Overview What Step Intuit helps you do: 3

representative tasks How it evolved throughout the quarter What it does now – our hi-fi prototype But it’s not quite perfect… Wrap up and questions

Task 1 – Set a Goal

Get pedometer Determine step length and daily average Add 200-1000 steps to the average Customers would like this process to take

as little effort as possible.

Task 1 – Set a Goal

http://www.mississauga.ca/portal/residents/borrowpedometer

X

Task 2 – Walk, Don’t Drive

Travel by car to destination less than two miles away

Get prompt asking if you want to drive next time Chance to save route and set reminder

X

Task 3 – Check Progress and Achieve Goal

Check step count – not quite to goal Walk…somewhere… Check step count again – goal attained

www.germes-online.com

Task 3 – Check Progress and Achieve Goal

“Gabriella checks her progress and notices she’s still 1000 steps from reaching her daily goal. She searches for a destination at least 1000 steps away and walks there.

Once she gets to the destination, she sees that she has reached her goal.”

Yes!

Design Evolution Early Sketches from CI & ESM

Design Evolution Screen Designs for Video Prototype

Design Evolution Lo-Fi Paper Prototype

Design Evolution Hi-Fi Interactive Prototype

Whiteboards!

Hi-Fi Prototype

Designed with PowerPoint Linked with Axure

What is Missing

Testing with the right users! Estimating travel times More motivating counters (Gas, Calories,

etc.) Walking progress on Home screen map General tips on how to incorporate more

steps

Summary

Step Intuit, the motivational pedometer Iterative prototyping: sketch early and

often, in teams, and listen to your customers (and experts)

Our hi-fi prototype is ready for your test run!

Acknowledgements

Professor James Landay Kate Everitt Bongshin Lee All of CSE 440 ’08 Images courtesy of

Ryan OpazDavid Seelig

Questions?

Step Intuit Walk more.

Drive less.