Following the first round of prototyping and testing, I adjusted the wireframes using Miro based on the feedback and the golden path. The wireframes demonstrate the main path that the user would take to reach the goal that the app is intended to achieve, which is to complete the training tasks/missions. I then took these wireframes to do another round of testing to learn more about people’s reactions to the app, the features, and collect suggestions to improve the app.

From the interviews, participants seemed to respond positively to the idea behind the product and appreciate its potential benefits to their lives. I also learnt important aspects of expected user behaviour. For instance, users valued privacy and were not particularly active on social media, so my app was designed to confer confidentiality and respect the trust of the users.

Additionally, I received a large variety of suggestions regarding the scoring, cataloging, and visualising the emotional progress. Interestingly, despite users not being very interested in sharing their data publicly, they were often interested in finding out about aggregate anonymised statistics from other users to learn more about themselves and how they compare to the average user.