Employee Benefit Program
  • Preface
  • #1: Research
    • Design Brief
    • Research Methods
      • Stakeholder-map
      • Brand Research
      • Data Analysis
      • Participant Observations
      • Customer Journey
      • Survey - Consumer Behaviour Car Industry
      • Competitive Analysis
      • Literature Studies
        • Designing A Perfect Responsive Configurator
        • Meyer Brigs Type Indicator
        • Don't Make Me Think
        • Persuasion
        • BJ-Fogg Model
        • '21 Best Practices for E-Commerce Configurators'
      • MBTI Persona's
    • Research questions
  • #2: Conceptualisation
    • Concept Ideas
    • Feedback Frenzy
  • #3: Prototyping
    • Q&Onboarding Development
      • Q&Onboarding V1
        • Q&Onboarding V1 Tests
      • Q&Onboarding V2
        • Q&Onboarding V2 Tests
      • Q&Onboarding V3
        • Q&Onboarding V3 Tests
    • Configurator Development
      • User Flow
      • Sketches
      • Styleguide
      • High Fidelity Prototype
      • High fidelity Prototype V2
      • Expert Review
  • #4 Follow up research
    • Greenlight Presentation
    • Interviews
      • Interview #1 customer-service employee at PICNIC
      • Interview #2 - Freelance product designer
      • Interview #3 Project Manager at Ymere
    • Q&Onboarding V4.1 & V4.2 Development
      • Tests Q&Onboarding V4.1 & V4.2
    • Scenarios
    • Q&Onboarding Final
  • ∞: Requirement list
  • Literature
  • Design Brief
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  1. #3: Prototyping
  2. Q&Onboarding Development

Q&Onboarding V1

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After I decided which concept I wanted to develop, I directly started with designing the first version. The survey I conducted gave me insights upon which aspects mattered the most when users buy a car. Based on these insights I created a questionnaire on-boarding with five questions. The questions subjects from one to five were:

  1. Monthly budget

  2. Power level

  3. Consumption level

  4. Pollution level

  5. Acceleration speed

The first question, about the monthly budget, had the option to give an indication what the minimum and maximum budget could be. The other four questions provided four options. Three levels, from low to high (e.g. less than 100 kW, between 100 and 150 kW, and above 150 kW), and an option which users could choose if they did not mind.

Q&Onboarding V1