Assignment #2.1
In What Way Might I...
Create faster checkouts and relieve embarassment for the payer
Save time paying at the cash
Make it easy to pay with change quickly
Make it easy to find coins on-the-go, after they have been put away
Separate coins as they get put away
**Create a container with separate compartments which can be separately and easily accessed**
Make a coin purse with 4 separate pouches for the most accessed types of coins
Assignment #2.2
USER NEEDS
1.Refined Version of my chosen Gap
A mobile coin-containment device which separates and stores coins in an easy to use and retrieve manner
The container ...
Is Attractive enough to show people
comes in a variety of colours
has a customizeable exterior
is neutral enough to wear with anything
matches all clothes
!!is not embarassing to carry or use!!
!!Feels comfortable to carry around!!
Does not add extra bulk to the pocket
Does not weigh too much with coins
Does not add extra weight
carries a useful amount of coins
does not fit too many coins
has removable slots
!!quick to use in any setting and store anywhere!!
allows easy access to each type of coin
is easy to open
is easy to add coins to
has labels to identify each coin section
!!attaches to things such as bags and belt hooks!!
folds flat to fit into any pocked
has easy to use clips/closures
...These Two are intertwined categories...
Works Well and thoughtfully
!!organizes coins intuitively!!
can be used for different kinds of coins
has enough slots for all the coins that need to be carried
allows you to know how many coins are inside
organizes coins in order, ascending or descending
holds coins securely when not in use
easy enough to use that you dont have to think twice
will last a long time
is durable
holds it's shape
fabric does not wear out quickly
has good stitching
seams dont come apart
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Assignment #2.3 Visual Expression II:
Observed Isometric Chair Drawings
Left To Right, Top to bottom: Front View, Side View (Right), Vertical Cross-Section, Top View.