Heymate
Riding assistance software built into helmets
Heymate is an application for helmet that can allow riders to better understand their motorcycle conditions, enjoy riding, and get more convenient services while riding
Duration
Jan - Mar 2022
Role
UI/UX Designer
Researcher
Part
(A)
Theme
Research
About
Conduct general research on motorcycles and riding, and identify issues and areas that may be improved
Background
There are not a few people who use motorcycles as a means of transportation in daily life, but the dashboard of motorcycles has many restrictions, so it is impossible to achieve the functionality of the dashboard of a car.
Secondary
Research
Conduct research on motorcycle riders, helmets, driving safety, etc.
Existing
Product
There are currently two types of products. One is an external screen, and the other is to get the desired function in the helmet.
Interview
Finding out if riders are getting any trouble with riding right now
Part
(B)
Theme
Analyze & Define
About
Through research on motorcycle riding, I decided to refine the problem further and determine my focus.
Problem
Statement
During riding, the viewing angle of the dashboard when riding is inconsistent with the riding angle; when wearing a helmet, there will be a large blind spot only by relying on the rearview mirror. These will cause the problems, even accidents
Persona
During the research process, we found that users' motivations and needs for using Nintendo Switch can be divided into two general types, which we integrated.
Part
(C)
Theme
About
In order to meet the different needs of different user groups, the design needs to include multiple directions. After sorting and integrating all the needs, we carried out the design.
Concept
Allow riders to better understand their vehicle conditions, enjoy riding, and get more convenient services while riding
Sketch
Designed a brand new helmet for motorcyclists that can have a screen on the goggles. This setup satisfies the need to display multiple pieces of information securely.
Storyboard
This is a storyboard based on Jamie, who seems to have his issues fixed and have a nice ride.
Visual
Identity
A helmet-like shape was chosen as the logo, and a font and palette that is both dynamic and highly readable was selected to match the overall visual presentation.
Part
(D)
Theme
About
Concisely provide information and other services without affecting the safety of riders. Click the link to get a ride.
