T-MOBILE
App Library: Sync-UP KIDS Watch
Overview
Background
The KIDS Sync-UP Watch has a limited number of pre-made and installed apps and themes. The business wants to continue to improve the user experience and grow the number of T-Mobile customers that buy the KIDS Sync-UP Watch.
Part of this includes making a more personalized and enjoyable experience by adding an App Library feature that allows parents to install and uninstall apps/themes on their children’s watches.
My Role
UX Designer and Researcher
My Team
I collaborated with the principal product designer on my team who scoped out the requirements and user flow before going on maternity leave.
Timeline
January 2023 - February 2023
Tools
Figma, Slack, Jira
The Challenge
This app library provides a unique challenge from other app libraries/stores because not only is it a multimodal system (smartphone & smartwatch), but because parents can have multiple kids there needs to be the ability to install/uninstall app separately for different watches.
The Solution
Redesign the dashboard and navigation to make it easier to find and understand what School Mode is.
Add Scheduled School Mode so parents don’t have to constantly remember to turn School Mode on and off.
Pause toggle for Scheduled School Modes so parents don’t have to delete and recreate them due to summer/winter break.
Competitive Analysis
I utilized common app libraries/stores for visual and information hierarchy inspiration. However, one of the main differences for the Sync-UP KIDS Watch is that we couldn’t simply have a “Get” button next to each app card/tile because parents need the ability to install apps on separate watches.
System Architecture
User Flow
Install Flow
Wireframes
Visual Mockup
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