Wallet Prototyping Jordyn Anderson Andrew Gibson
Interviews Small wallets are easy to hold Minimal Bulkiness Takeaways Key Holding capabilities Hands-Free or integrable Secure Easy to access cards and keys
Prototypes Prototype 1 Feedback Prototype 2 Feedback Similar to stick-on Makes phone too bulky Phone wallet with Nice that it opens from the back card holders for wallet/cover Disturbs natural shape of phone Makes phone too bulky phone cases Holds four cards, Camera can see through the case Camera can see through case Holds up to four a key, and a fob cards and a key
Prototypes Prototype 3 Feedback Prototype 4 Feedback Belt wallet can be Don’t wear belts Wrist wallet with Remove key hoop and integrate it held as a clutch key ring for strap Takes away from the way clothing falls Easy to hold and well organized or keyring Holds up to four Nice that the wallet is slim Good that wallet is thin and effjcient cards and two Holds seven cards, Covers and secures cards keys held by cash, and keyring folding fmap
Changes: Leaned: Final Added integrated metal loop for key Understood the design differences chain and wrist strap between male and female wallets Wallet Zipper holds in cards and cash Found different preferences in wallets (bulky vs slim) (phone case vs held) ID opens up with the rest of the cards
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