Headspace
Product Design & Art Direction
Bringing Families Peace with Public Pods.
Recognition
user satisfaction
85%
of participants desired to implement Room to Breathe in their local communities.
company recognition
5+
Headspace designers acknowledged and responded to Room to Breathe's concept.
user completion
90%
of participants successfully understood and navigated Room to Breathe with ease.
user attraction
~35%
of surveyed users downloaded Headspace after a Room to Breathe experience.
Interactive Touchpoints
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1.0
Headspace App
user goals & features
Create Navigability
Leveraging common map UI can help families best understand how to locate a pod.
Reserve Privacy
Advocate for families who may want to book a pod in advance to ensure availability.
Minimize Resistance
Connecting to a pod should be easy and seamless for stressed children & parents.
2.0
Room to Breathe
user goals & features
Easy to Assemble
Room to Breathe is designed for easy assembly to be accessed within any interior space.
Easy to Customize
Using user-controlled sound and lighting, the pod can become a personal immersive experience.
Easy to Maintain
The pod utilizes nonabsorbent cushioning and solid surfaces for simple clean ups.
3.0
Meditation Device
user goals & features
Creating Appeal
The meditation device engages children through relatable stories using symbolic characters.
Eliciting Action
Using kinesthetic interaction, children can touch and move to learn meditative movements.
Reinforcing Rewards
Story-driven rewards help children feel more at ease, learning from the interactive lessons.
research
Families and Public Spaces
Interviewing w/ Parents & Experts
Our team outreached to both parents and developmental psychologists to analyze common themes about parenting within public environments.
ideation
Headspace for Families.
Designed for Families, with Families.
By collaborating with families to help ideate a physical concept, we better understood their needs and opinions, and considered perspectives and new features we might have overlooked as students.
Testing
User Testing
A/B Testing
Users pilot tested our digital features against different information architecture.
Prototype Simulation
Users simulated the actual size and experience of the Pod, all made with cardboard & tape.
Heuristic Survey
After experiencing our simulation, users gave honest feedback through non-moderated surveys.
From Cardboard to Creation
In order to test Room to Breathe's features, we simulated a 'minimal' prototype to evaluate the usability of the product's interior architecture and interface with user feedback.
Recognition
user satisfaction
85%
of participants desired to implement Room to Breathe in their local communities.
company recognition
5+
Headspace designers acknowledged and responded to Room to Breathe's concept.
user completion
90%
of participants successfully understood and navigated Room to Breathe with ease.
user attraction
~35%
increase of surveyed users downloaded Headspace after a Room to Breathe experience.