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Familiarised myself with brief and researched potential products to choose for study.

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Decided to analyse BERG AirHive Trampoline Jump Tracker along with Charlotte Clarke and Ben Noar. Retailed at £75.

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Did research into the sport of trampolining as I had very little knowledge on it. Learnt that it is a subset of gymnastics and that the scoring system involves a score for both difficulty and execution. The difficulty score starts at 0.0 and increases for each difficult skill performed, whereas the execution score starts at 10.0 and points get deducted for any errors that occur. The jumping zone on a trampoline is 2.15m by 1.08m. A double-mini trampoline is also used (which is smaller and requires a run-up) and synchronised trampolining is another subsection of the sport.

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Product Arrival & Online Survey Created [Oct 20]

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Product Arrival & Online Survey Created [Oct 20]

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Jump tracker arrived in the post and I created my online user survey using Google Forms.

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Established User Group & 1st Focus Group Visit [Oct 20]

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Established User Group & 1st Focus Group Visit [Oct 20]

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Decided to look at "competitive trampoliners" as a user group as they have the most strict requirements and desires for the product (as opposed to leisure trampoliners) and so wanted to study whether the device fulfils them. The product is being sold as a device that is tailored to both children on garden trampolines as well as the most experienced trampoliners.

Visited the University of Glasgow Stevenson gym to meet with the U of G Trampoline Club where I grouped my users. Users carried out usability tests of the product during practice.

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Visited Sparta Trampoline Club to further carry out usability testing in the usual practice environment. After allowing each user to familiarise themselves with the product for 20 mins, they were asked to complete my online survey. I also carried out observational analysis of the users and their interactions with the product.

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Carried out an auto-ethnographic study by unboxing, setting up and using the product myself to gain further insights.

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Analysed the information received in the survey and used it to begin forming the product "issues" and potential areas of re-design.

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Miro was used to mind map the main product issues gained from online survey response and observational analysis carried out.

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Identifying Possible Areas of Re-design [Oct 23]

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Identifying Possible Areas of Re-design [Oct 23]

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Based on the issues raised about the product, I looked into the ways it could be re-designed in order to improve its human factors. These were also documented on my Miro board.

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All the video content and data gathered throughout the project was collated to add to my video. Wrote a script and recorded myself.

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BERG AirHive Trampoline Jump Tracker (A Human Factors Review)

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Three areas to tackle:
1. Intuitiveness of strap attachment mechanism
2. Inaccuracy of sensor & failure to detect skills
3. Unhelpful information provided by app

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All pages up to the 'Re-design'.

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Develop Concept: Prototype & User Test/Evaluate [Nov]

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Develop Concept: Prototype & User Test/Evaluate [Nov]