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===== Functionality ===== | ===== Functionality ===== | ||
Screen shows the detection of the users' mood. the user is sad, so application alters the user that she/he is sad.The selection gives the user more control on how the application respond. Depending on the time the user might not want to play music so the user just select call person. | Screen shows the detection of the users' mood. the user is sad, so application alters the user that she/he is sad.The selection gives the user more control on how the application respond. Depending on the time the user might not want to play music so the user just select call person. | ||
== First and Second Iteration == | |||
After testing the first prototype this is what we got from the participants: | |||
Summary of Tests | |||
Lady-Asaph (3rd year University Student, Ashesi University): | |||
Initially when the wrist sensor was shown to Lady, she thought that when she pressed the button on the wrist sensor, it would tell her how she felt. She also did not like the name of the application and would prefer that it be changed. She did not like the pop-ups that come up when the application was running. For example, when a mood is detected, it asked whether she was sad and what did she want the application to do? She would prefer that the application just reacts once a mood has been detected. She also complained about the number of steps she had to go through when configuring the application. It was lengthy and she was willing to go through it. On the wrist sensor, she wanted to have two buttons. One to stop the application from running and another to make the application run one a mood has been detected. She found the application to be interesting but did not find herself using such an application. | |||
Changes proposed which will be implemented: | |||
- Reduce amount text in some of configuration stages. | |||
- Make wrist sensor with one button to control the application easily. | |||
- Make the application automatically react after sometime when a mood has been picked up. | |||
Jacqueline (3rd year University Student, Ashesi University): | |||
When the application was explained to Jacqueline, she understood it and thought it would be interesting. We went through the process of configuring the application and there were no issues. However she raised some concerns with how the application would differentiate between the different moods the application would identify. She also raised concerns about how the application could be tricked when select the option of the application getting to know you. If you prefer to play a lot of hip hop music all the time and application picks up one of them as you favourite music. Therefore in a case where Moody wants to cheer you up, it would play the hip hop track when maybe you would prefer to listen to some gospel music. She also wanted the sensor to vibrate anytime a mood is detected. Also on the wrist sensor, she wanted a button that would automatically get Moody working without having to pick out her phone to activate the application. Unfortunately, she did not find herself using such an application but recommended such an application for children. | |||
Changes proposed which will be implemented: | |||
- Make wrist sensor with one button to control the application easily. | |||
- Cause the wrist sensor to vibrate once a mood has been detected. | |||
Some of the participants of the testing process did not give us any constructive feedback so we scrapped their comments. | |||
After testing was carried out on Lady-Asaph and Jacqueline, we iterated the design of the prototype and factored in the proposed changes which will be implemented. | |||
Augustus (3rd year University Student, Ashesi University) | |||
When the application was explained to Augustus, he understood it with ease and found it to be interesting also. He went through the process of configuring the application with ease. When shown the wrist sensor, he suggested that it be built into a watch or any item he wore on his wrist. Augustus suggested that if the phone could use the tone of your voice to try and determine your mood. He liked the application and thought it would be interesting if the group could pull off the application. | |||
Samuel (3rd year University Student, Ashesi University) | |||
Samuel was able to understand how the application would work when it was explained to him. He had very little concerns and went through the configuration process of the application. | |||
Changes proposed which will be implemented: | |||
- Inculcate microphone to pick up tone of voice in determining the mood of a user. | |||
=== Iteration 1 & 2 === | |||
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<tt><b> Fingerprint authentication</b></tt> | |||
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