For Tut’s Cane, I had to make assumptions about my product to succeed among my target customer (my parents). One important and easy-to-test assumption is that my parents due to their injuries are unable to complete certain tasks like bending down, reaching, and stabilizing themselves that is why they need a tool like Tut’s Cane to be a pain reliever to these problems. Secondly, I … Continue reading Customer Assumptions
For my design, I created a cane thinking of my parents. My parents both had back injuries from accidents at their jobs and now struggle to move around without a cane. When thinking of my design, I empathized with my parents who can’t do simple tasks they used to do like bend down to pick up things, trouble stabilizing themselves, holding on while riding public … Continue reading Tut’s Cane
As a child, one of my favorite shows was Winnie the Pooh. My parents bought me a stuffed animal because they saw how much I loved the show. Now looking back through old family pictures made me realize how much I really liked this Winnie the Pooh plush toy. That I would carry it everywhere, and it was essentially my best friend at the time. … Continue reading Childhood Memories
