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BAGO
by cpc_1998
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Experience Design
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BAGO
Unstressful shopping experience without the hard sell Responsibilities: User Research / Ideation / Video Production
Scenario
Shopping is a recreation to many. However, a salesperson that gives the hard sell often stress the customer out.
Interview
We made 6 interviews to not only customer but also shopkeeper to find out how do they think when it comes to “hard sell”.
Customer “I feel much more pressure if the salesman keeps standing by me.”
Shopkeeper “We could tell whether it’s good timing to give a sell to customers based on their behaviour like wearing a headset or a mask.”
Our team came up with an idea that we found people won’t be bothered generally if they’re talking on the phone. Such an invisible protection shield might be an effective way to reject a hard sell from a salesman.
Street Experiment
We want to know whether our device can help those who are too shy to refuse the hard shell escape the awkward situation of being stuck with a salesperson. When our participant is being given the hard sell, he will send out a SOS message.Then our team will make a call to his cellphone and create a “ protection shield” between him and the salesperson.
Street Experiment Demonstration Video
BAGO
“Badge” + “Go”
An unapparent badge connected to your phone could let you escape from the hard sell by making a fake phone call.
Being given the hard sell from salesperson
Tap on BAGO then phone ring
Talk to the voice which has recorded in advance, make you look like you’re actually chat to someone.
Salesperson leaves, customers could enjoy their shopping
Recorded Dialogue Contents
When customer is under different circumstance, they could tap BAGO in different times then BAGO will present corresponding dialogue to customer.
Tap once
“Do you wanna have dinner with me?”
“What are you doing now?”
Cost low attention, let user decided length of the phone call.
Tap twice
“What colour do they have in stock?”
Let salesperson feels you come here for your friend.
Tap 3 times
“I’ve arrived. Meet me downstair now.”