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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1KnNcFfZRvOXo_4aefiMvxaC94l9s4w36pKAmzJK18xM/edit?usp=sharing

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How might we at the top of our lungs

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Project Garden with Final Slider, Looping Video, and Poster (and a stellar group of people)

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Project Garden with Final Slider, Looping Video, and Poster (and a stellar group of people)

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The interactive presentation powerpoint are found in my folder. This is the final version of the product.

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We created an idea for an app and Caio created screenshots utilizing app features we would want to include based on interviews we had with people. This manifested in a sliding mechanism as an experience prototype as well as a poster and a presentation for our project garden and presentation.

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We created a roadmap to show how waste is being created and some systems in place already trying to reduce waste.

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We conducted a survey to determine if their was a preference of online or virtual, and of the people with a preference, 75% preferred a virtual space.

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We didn't know if we wanted to utilize a physical or virtual space for people to buy and sell durable goods.

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After another series of interviews talking to people about what they did with stuff they no longer wanted or how they threw stuff away, we started coming up with ways to solve our "How might we..."

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How might we reduce waste in a holistic way that has longevity?

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From the data we collected, we defined the problem as excessive durable waste for lack of knowing where to put the waste elsewhere

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Waste of excess food and other commodities because people don't know what to do with them.

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Students throw away clothing, books, and appliances in good condition because they don't know what else to do with them.

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We conducted a series of interviews to find where waste exists.

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This portfolio is going to follow the basic outline of the design thinking process--there's a lot going on, but there's a method to the madness. This will follow the five steps of the design-thinking process: empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test. To follow the flow in the easiest way possible, I have color-coded the sections.
1. Empathize (red)
2. Define (yellow)
3. Ideate (green)
4. Prototype and Test (blue)
The design process and history as well as the reflection are found in my folder and should be read after this flow chart.