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CLOSET GO: A DATA-DRIVEN DIGITAL CLOSET SYSTEM TO IMPROVE THE DRESSING EXPERIENCE

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<p>This thesis aims to introduce a system design that supports the user experience of outfit selection,
storage, and matching. Clothes are indispensable items in daily human life. Purchasing one's
wardrobe has become more affordable. This has allowed people to focus on purchasing more
fashionable clothes. Garment shopping has even become a type of social and leisure activity.
With the development of internet technology, shopping methods have changed dramatically.
However, these seemingly convenient shopping methods also bring unavoidable problems, such
as an inability to understand apparel companies' different size standards and the challenge of
seeing the details of materials. On the other side, while overemphasizing the convenience of the
shopping process, online companies have ignored people's clothes-wearing experience that is the
most enjoyable and valuable for customers. This paper introduces an IoT (Internet of Things)
design: "Closet Go" including a mobile application and a clip-able camera. "Closet Go" aims to
improve customers' daily outfit selection experience by digitalizing their closets and conducting
data analysis of customized dressing habits. In this thesis, I present the entire design process:
user research, Ideation, UI/UX design, product development, and evaluation. In the research
section, potential users were recruited for interviews to discover the current problems in
acquiring, selecting, and matching outfits in daily life. The design process section introduces the
design development progress and results via user flow, experience map, prototype, and user
interface. Finally, the thesis concludes with a heuristics evaluation section that tests the design's
usability and experience to refine the project.
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  1. 10.25394/pgs.14502393.v1
Identiferoai:union.ndltd.org:purdue.edu/oai:figshare.com:article/14502393
Date06 May 2021
CreatorsWeilun Huang (10716564)
Source SetsPurdue University
Detected LanguageEnglish
TypeText, Thesis
RightsCC BY 4.0
Relationhttps://figshare.com/articles/thesis/CLOSET_GO_A_DATA-DRIVEN_DIGITAL_CLOSET_SYSTEM_TO_IMPROVE_THE_DRESSING_EXPERIENCE/14502393

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