
Orgblox
— A light application for home decluttering
Storage guide / Find lost items
Platform: ios
UI Design / 3D Modeling / User Research / Service Design
Team:
Xueer Xia
Role:
UI/UX Designer
3D Artist
UX Researcher
Tools:
In 2023, 13.8% of U.S. employees usually worked from home — more than twice the 5.7% that did so in 2019. In 2019, around 9 million people worked from home in the United States. By 2023, that number had soared to more than 22 million.
United States Census Bureau
SCENARIOS
The young generation is facing a variety of challenges.
DESIGN QUESTION
How might we create comfortable, functional living experiences for younger generations in big cities with limited space?
DESIGN CONCEPT
SOLUTION 1 : STORAGE GUIDE
For young individuals, managing belongings in limited spaces can be challenging. Since effective storage solutions can greatly enhance quality of life, offering practical tips and assistance should be a key feature.
SOLUTION 2 : Belongings Journal
As young people accumulate more personal items, they often spend excessive time searching for specific things. Accurately tracking their belongings can prevent duplicate purchases and reduce the time spent looking for items.
SOLUTION 3: Digital Twin – Moving Assistant
For young professionals in big cities who move frequently, a digital twin records room layouts and belongings, helping them recreate familiar setups, track items, and get reminders for updates or replacements.
LOW-FI WIREFRAME
Along with the development of AR&VR technology, numerous internet businesses have presented the concept of “Metaverse”. The App is projected to eventually connect metaverse communities, allowing individuals to freely exhibit their living areas.
In comparison to the elder generation, young people like to wander, and many have rented a huge number of houses, each of which holds memories. When we take notes about a room, we are also carrying memories. So in the future. This App will serve as a museum for your life journey and enable you to track your progress.
FUTURE REFLECTION
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