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CHAT FOR

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ELSA PHIL NGAN THI

WE ARE

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Competitive Analysis

1. Brief2. What people want3. What we found 4. Pain points

5. Work process6. Observation7. Ideation8. Testing

9. Prototype & scenarios10.Future steps

AGENDA

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BRIEF

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Competitive Analysis

TRELLO ON CHATusers should be able to engage in conversations more

START CHAT ON SPECIFIC TOPIC/RESOURCEwithout overwhelming users. without losing information

CHAT

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WHAT PEOPLE WANT

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Competitive Analysis

64% YESChat feature on Trello

WHAT PEOPLE WANT

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Competitive Analysis

64% YESChat feature on Trello

SURVEY

1700votes for chat onTrello.com in 2014

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“I use this product but

COMMUNICATIONHAPPENS PRIMARILYELSEWHERE”

51%

STATUS QUO

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“I use this product but

COMMUNICATIONHAPPENS PRIMARILYELSEWHERE”

“I often have to use other products to

WORK AROUND LIMITATIONS”

51%

STATUS QUO

34%

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WHAT WE FOUND

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Competitive AnalysisPAIN POINTSIN TRELLO

Comments off screen

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Competitive AnalysisSOLUTION

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Competitive AnalysisSOLUTION

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Competitive AnalysisSOLUTION

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and many more!

COMPETITORS: CHAT

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MAIN COMPETITOR

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SLACK: TOAST

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MORE FEATURES

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MORE FEATURES

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MORE FEATURES

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INTEGRATION

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PAIN POINTSFOR INSTANT MESSAGING

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“Writing in IM is TOO LONG.Messages are TOO COMPLEX”

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“Allow users TO FAVOURITE ITEMS. Make it EASY TO CREATE A CHAT room about a

SPECIFIC TASK.”

“Writing in IM is TOO LONG.Messages are TOO COMPLEX”

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Competitive Analysis

“IM is PRACTICAL BUT INTERRUPTING.”

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Competitive Analysis

“IM is PRACTICAL BUT INTERRUPTING.”

“GIVE USERS MORE CONTROL OVER PERSONAL NOTIFICATIONS. Allow users to unsubscribe from integrations on an individual basis”.

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“Ideally all communication [...] should be SEARCHABLE FROM A SINGLE TOOL. CHAT COULD CREATE EXTRA NOISE.”

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“That’s OK. WE’LL IMPROVE TRELLO’S SEARCH FEATURES!”

“Ideally all communication [...] should be SEARCHABLE FROM A SINGLE TOOL. CHAT COULD CREATE EXTRA NOISE.”

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WORK PROCESS

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FEATURE MAP

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DESIGN HYPOTHESISEasiercollaborationsbetween Teams

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DESIGN HYPOTHESISEasiercollaborationsbetween Teams

Improvenotificationsfor individuals+

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DESIGN HYPOTHESISEasiercollaborationsbetween Teams

Improvenotificationsfor individuals

Enhancesearchfor more efficiency

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DESIGN HYPOTHESISEasiercollaborationsbetween Teams

Improvenotificationsfor individuals

Enhancesearchfor more efficiency

Stay on Trelloto talk about tasks

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Eliminate/ Reduce unwanted distractions

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DESIGN HYPOTHESISEasiercollaborationsbetween Teams

Improvenotificationsfor individuals

Enhancesearchfor more efficiency

Stay on Trelloto talk about tasks

Communicateacrossdifferent platforms

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Eliminate/ Reduce unwanted distractions

Allow users toshare resourceseasily

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PERSONA 1

PAUL JOHNSONProject Manager

34 years old, has a girlfriendLondon

Works for a small company of 20 people for 6 years already and needs and loves to travel the world with his girlfriend to balance his stressful job.

“Good communicationneeds structure”

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PERSONA 2

EMMA CASSIDYSenior Graphic Designer

28 years old, SingleLondon

She is about start a new job in the company that Paul works in.Emma loves to read books and Design magazines, but most of all she loves to spend time with her friends.

“The best tool to organise don’t have

the best features to communicate or save documents.”

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OBSERVATIONWHERE TO PUT FEATURES?

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Competitive AnalysisANALYSED LAYOUTS: BOXES

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Competitive AnalysisANALYSED LAYOUTS: FULL SCREENS

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Competitive AnalysisANALYSED LAYOUTS: TRELLO BOARD

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IDEATION

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DESIGN SPRINTS

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IDEAS

POSITION:- integrated into menu bar- multiple chat boxes at bottom

CHAT ON SPECIFIC TOPIC/SOURCES:- generated from cards in lists- shown in the right bar

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IDEAS

POSITION:- integrated into menu bar- multiple chat boxes at bottom

CHAT ON SPECIFIC TOPIC/SOURCES:- generated from cards in lists- shown in the right bar

BETTER SEARCH & FINDS- bookmarks- more detailed filter on

REDUCE NOISE:- status- notifications

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TESTING

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PAPER PROTOTYPE

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REMOVED and CHANGED elements, like symbols

and order of multiple chats

PAPER PROTOTYPE

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Added the MAIN CHAT FOR PROJECT TEAM

> besides starting a chat on a specific

PAPER PROTOTYPE

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INTERESTING FINDS

Holiday vs. busy

horizontal tab vs. vertical tab

Text and Symbols aresometimes unnecessary

PAPER PROTOTYPE

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PROTOTYPEhttp://invis.io/W72S5Z2SB

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ALLOW TRELLO TO INTEGRATE BETTER WITH OTHER CHATS

REDUCE FURTHER NOISETurn long messages into posts

EXTRACT PARTS OF CHAT TO SENDE. g. results to clients

HASHTAGSJump straight to a card chat. Create and manipulate cards from the chat window.

FUTURE STEPS

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“My team uses Slack, yours uses HipChat,

WHAT DO WE DO?”

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“Trello ALREADY GENERATES EMAIL ADDRESSESFOR TASKS. Why not IM users also? It could broadcast users messages to each other”

“My team uses Slack, yours uses HipChat,

WHAT DO WE DO?”