Course - CS147 - Human-Computer Interaction Design
Duration - 10 weeks, Fall 2018
Skills - needfinding, wireframing, rapid prototyping, Illustrator, Photoshop, Figma

Smart home device owners rarely take advantage of their smart home device’s full capabilities. Sprite is an app that personifies your smart home device, making it easier and more engaging to use your device. Your Sprite depends on you, fostering a sense of responsibility and creating a relationship between you and your device.

Our mission is to make interacting with a smart home device engaging and fun.

Value Proposition: Bring your smart home device to life.

Our four-person team took Sprite from concept to development using Figma and React Native. My main contributions included (1) conducting user research, (2) initial wireframing and prototyping, (3) designing user interface screens, and (4) creating the Sprite character. 
Won Best Personal Impact and Best App Demo awards at the 2018 Stanford Design Thinking for UX Expo.  
For more information, please visit our project website, view our poster, or read our final report. Feel free to try out our medium-fidelity and high-fidelity prototypes! 
Design Process
Needfinding & Ideation
Needfinding & Ideation
Wireframes
Wireframes
Paper prototype
Paper prototype
Med-fi: "Unlock a new badge" sequence
Med-fi: "Unlock a new badge" sequence
High-fi: Onboarding sequence
High-fi: Onboarding sequence
High-fi: Sprite moods
High-fi: Sprite moods
High-fi: "Learn a new action" sequence
High-fi: "Learn a new action" sequence

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