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The appearance of care and wellbeing products can make users self-conscious
Overly prominent assistive features make users reluctant to use products in everyday settings.
Three-step solution method
- Explore how users feel about independence, companionship and use in public.
- Combine functional requirements with everyday object language to avoid overstating assistive labels.
- Compare acceptance and purpose understanding through participatory model review.
Key Deliverables
- User experience research
- Product Form and Meaning Concept
- Review records
Verification Approach
Observe willingness to use the product in daily life, misunderstandings about its purpose, and responses in social settings.
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