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From Bricks to Blueprint: Key Outcomes from Our LSP Session

 

After a whirlwind of bricks, brainstorming, and moments, we proudly present the final Lego models that captured the heart of our design direction. What started as a playful exercise turned into a solid foundation for our user-centered solution.

This is the Finalised Lego Model for User Needs


This model shows:

  • The challenges our users face (symbolized by obstacles and barriers).

  • Their goals and motivations (represented by upward paths or light elements).

  • Emotional states like frustration, curiosity, and relief, all visualized in creative Lego form.


This is the Finalised Lego Model for Features & Functions


This build represents the core features we identified:

  • Clear navigation paths

  • Personalized tools

  • Real-time feedback loops

  • Support systems for guidance


This is the Video Showing the Full Lego Experience


Watch how it all comes together:

  • Users and their needs

  • Features designed to meet those needs

  • Connections built to show how everything works in harmony

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