Hello, I am Eylül from Team 10. I was browsing through the briefs and saw yours! I liked how you defined the problem and wrote the brief accordingly. One thing maybe you can add to the brief is how many seniors and young people should interact in this space. I think your personas are detailed and informative. Looking forward to seeing what type of product will come out! :))
Thanks to Eylül’s observation from Team 10, the group has understood the importance of specifying the ideal number of seniors and young people who should interact in the space. This insight helps clarify the scale of interactions and provides more effective guidance for the design. Specifically, it was decided that, on average, each senior would interact with 2-3 young people, though the number may vary depending on the number of grandchildren each senior has. Eylül’s positive comments on the personas also confirm that the approach is on the right track. Integrating this perspective will certainly enrich the final product.
I think you touched an important problem in contemporary world and it will be beneficial to ponder about possible changes and try to bring this change to people’s houses. As you gave a very broad and non-specific idea of some kind of “product” to close the generational gap, I’m very curious to see what suggestions and solutions your paired teams will provide
Hello, I am Eylül from Team 10. I was browsing through the briefs and saw yours! I liked how you defined the problem and wrote the brief accordingly. One thing maybe you can add to the brief is how many seniors and young people should interact in this space. I think your personas are detailed and informative. Looking forward to seeing what type of product will come out! :))
Thanks to Eylül’s observation from Team 10, the group has understood the importance of specifying the ideal number of seniors and young people who should interact in the space. This insight helps clarify the scale of interactions and provides more effective guidance for the design. Specifically, it was decided that, on average, each senior would interact with 2-3 young people, though the number may vary depending on the number of grandchildren each senior has. Eylül’s positive comments on the personas also confirm that the approach is on the right track. Integrating this perspective will certainly enrich the final product.
I think you touched an important problem in contemporary world and it will be beneficial to ponder about possible changes and try to bring this change to people’s houses. As you gave a very broad and non-specific idea of some kind of “product” to close the generational gap, I’m very curious to see what suggestions and solutions your paired teams will provide