Connected Product and Service Design Module Guide
Your guide: UX Uma
“If a tired person at 2am can’t use it, the feature doesn’t exist yet — design for the worst moment, not the demo.”
What This Module Helps You Do
Model device, service, and lifecycle responsibilities. Follow the 22 learning chapters below in order when the subject is new, or open the part that matches the design decision you need to test.
Design Model for IoT
- 1. IoT Design Models: Orientation and Evidence
- 2. IoT Design Models: Product and System Decisions
- 3. Design Thinking for IoT
- 4. IoT Architectures: Model Evidence
- 5. IoT Architectures: Selection Methods
- 6. IoT Design Facets: Surfaces and Interaction
- 7. IoT Design Facets: Service and Platform
- 8. IoT Design Patterns: Responsibility Boundaries
- 9. IoT Design Patterns: Gateways, Twins, and Commands
Connected Devices
- 1. Anatomy of a Connected Device
- 2. Device Form Factors: Physical Constraints and Enclosures
- 3. Device Form Factors: Context and Review Evidence
- 4. Device Lifecycle Management: LwM2M Workbench
- 5. Device Lifecycle Management: Review Stages
- 6. Device Power: Energy Budgets
- 7. Device Power: Sources and Boundaries
Connecting Together
Continue the UX Route
The focused modules follow this order: Human-Centred IoT Design, Connected Product and Service Design, then IoT Interfaces, Location and Privacy.