• No results found

EMOTIONAL JOURNEY:

In document THE COMFORT OF SNOWBOARDERS. (sider 76-82)

CHAIRLIFT

The second highlight shows that after reach-ing the top the experience of these two groups are opposite. Boarders are happy to be done with the lift and quickly find a place to bind the rear foot often standing in the way for others.

0 +1 +2

-1 -2

Stand in your line Walk forward Sit down Safety bar

goes down Rest your

equipment Adjust your

position Go up Take your

equipment of the support

Safety bar

goes up Get ready Stand up Slide away in the

right derection Find a place

to stop Adjust your

equipment Start the tour

CHAIRLIFT

Stand in the line Wait for the

handle Grab it Place it the

right position Place the free foot between

bindings

Start sliding and hold the

balance

Someone falls

down Go up Grab the handle Hold it Release Slide away in the

right derection Find a place

to stop Adjust your

equipment Start the tour

SURFACE LIFT

Alone or with

friends It’s * to take it with

a snowboarder Very cold or not If alone. More stress

with someone. Crowded or not Iritating to wait for

snowboarders. Skiers tight their boots.

It moves too

fast. Baceuse of poles

and boarders. Hard to find place

for the board. Snowboarders

ask me to move. Very cold or not Baceuse of poles. Crowded or not Iritating to wait for

snowboarders. Skiers tight their boots.

Ankle and knee hurt or not

Relief if the trip up was painful

SNOWBOARDER SKIER

SNOWBOARDER SKIER

temperature, duration, pain crowd

tension, shape concentration, duration, pain tension, crowd

0 +1 +2

-1 -2

Stand in your line Walk forward Sit down Safety bar

goes down Rest your

equipment Adjust your

position Go up Take your

equipment of the support

Safety bar

goes up Get ready Stand up Slide away in the

right derection Find a place

to stop Adjust your

equipment Start the tour

CHAIRLIFT

Stand in the line Wait for the

handle Grab it Place it the

right position Place the free foot between

bindings

Start sliding and hold the

balance

Someone falls

down Go up Grab the handle Hold it Release Slide away in the

right derection Find a place

to stop Adjust your

equipment Start the tour

SURFACE LIFT

Prefere to take

it alone. Alone or with

someone

Very cold or not If alone. More stress

with someone. Crowded or not Iritating to wait for

snowboarders. Skiers tight their boots. It moves too

fast. Baceuse of poles

and boarders. Hard to find place

for the board. Snowboarders

ask me to move. Very cold or not Baceuse of poles. Crowded or not Iritating to wait for

snowboarders. Skiers tight their boots.

Ankle and knee hurt or not

Relief if the trip up was painful

SNOWBOARDER SKIER

SNOWBOARDER SKIER

temperature, duration, pain crowd

tension, shape concentration, duration, pain tension, crowd

This map visualizes emotional jouney of sur-face lift passengers. The first highlight shows that already in the beginning of the tour snowboarders experience negative feelings while it’s completely neutral for skiers.

In the beginning it’s challenging to hold the balance on a surface lift. The next highlight shows that it’s a quite negative experience when either you or someone else falls down.

That can cause either humiliation and stress or stopping of the lift.

EMOTIONAL JOURNEY:

SURFACE LIFT

0 +1 +2

-1 -2

Stand in your line Walk forward Sit down Safety bar

goes down Rest your

equipment Adjust your

position Go up Take your

equipment of the support

Safety bar

goes up Get ready Stand up Slide away in the

right derection Find a place

to stop Adjust your

equipment Start the tour

CHAIRLIFT

Stand in the line Wait for the

handle Grab it Place it the

right position Place the free foot between

bindings

Start sliding and hold the

balance

Someone falls

down Go up Grab the handle Hold it Release Slide away in the

right derection Find a place

to stop Adjust your

equipment Start the tour

SURFACE LIFT

Prefere to take

it alone. Alone or with

someone

Very cold or not If alone. More stress

with someone. Crowded or not Iritating to wait for

snowboarders. Skiers tight their boots.

It moves too

fast. Baceuse of poles

and boarders. Hard to find place

for the board. Snowboarders

ask me to move. Very cold or not Baceuse of poles. Crowded or not Iritating to wait for

snowboarders. Skiers tight their boots.

Ankle and knee hurt or not

Relief if the trip up was painful

SNOWBOARDER SKIER

SNOWBOARDER SKIER

temperature, duration, pain crowd

tension, shape concentration, duration, pain tension, crowd

The last highlight shows that these two groups have opposite experiences, similar to those from chairlift. It can be slightly more difficult for boarders to release the lift and keep the balance.

Photo: Aleksandra Wojcik

In order to structure and summarize all innsights I’ve created a map that kickstarted the ideation process.

With that I’ve managed to collect 11 concepts on that wall. They ranged from a radical self-driving robot and a couch surface lift, to a differently shaped platter.

In the chapter Concept development I present four ideas that I chose to work further with.

MAPPINg

In document THE COMFORT OF SNOWBOARDERS. (sider 76-82)