"Braille quality is very important ensure dots are raised"
"I wish I could carry my labeler around"
"Current labelers are pricey, can you make it cheaper?"
"I would be helpful if it was motorized, hand powered labelers are very hard to use"
Although blind users may not be able to visibly indentify product colors and style, such elements are still high value in terms of how they are an extension of the user.
The definition of form and fuction should be inspired by portability, active use-case's when user is on the go, and storage when inactive.
Our consumers are often supported by friends or a close relative, enable strength through the network of stakeholders and leverage useability for all.
Following the human centered design process we engaged with blind and low vision users which drove our research questions and user experience.
Tactical design is more then creating responsive Braille labels but building the ecosystem in which users obtain and engage the experience.
By prototyping channels of the business we learned too design around access to hardware through accessible web, sales, operations, and customer service technology.
Conducting usability testing can heavily influence the shell redesign and lead to positining of USB port.
Merge process similar suppliers which reduces BOM cost while partnering with with OEM
Reduced product volume & mass and moving parts can streamline mechanics and assembly process.
Design sequence of events in a moduler format to enable scaling.
Calibration and quality testing can be leveraged through suppliers and part inspection protocal.
Small batch development can enable faster iteration, this should drive line operations and assembly
