How did Nanoleq win the Red Dot Design Award for its smart wearable product?
Answered at 17:08 in Crafting Award-Winning Experiences: the Nanoleq Story · Design Aloud
How did Nanoleq win the Red Dot Design Award for its smart wearable product?
The award recognized not just the application redesigned by UX Studio, but the entire holistic product design: the app, the textile-engineered garment, and the beautifully designed sensor hardware. Nanoleq's company-wide focus on design across all three key product components—the app, sensor, and garment—created something holistically very appealing that earned the prestigious Red Dot Design Award.
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In short
The award recognized not just the application redesigned by UX Studio, but the entire holistic product design: the app, the textile-engineered garment, and the beautifully designed sensor hardware.
Andres, Researcher at UX Studio · Crafting Award-Winning Experiences: the Nanoleq Story · Design Aloud · answer at 17:08
Key takeaways
- The award recognized not just the application redesigned by UX Studio, but the entire holistic product design: the app, the textile-engineered garment, and the beautifully designed sensor hardware.
Quote to remember
“always focusing on the next most important thing like always focus on the next step needed to achieve the goal so yeah and not stressing about future parts”
— Andres
The full answer · about 2 min
The award recognized not just the application redesigned by UX Studio, but the entire holistic product design: the app, the textile-engineered garment, and the beautifully designed sensor hardware. Nanoleq's company-wide focus on design across all three key product components—the app, sensor, and garment—created something holistically very appealing that earned the prestigious Red Dot Design Award.
Key facts
- Andres worked on the Nanoleq project for one year
- Diary study lasted four weeks with multiple user personas
- Andres was the sole researcher on the project with three designers from UX Studio
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