Final version of interactive prototype II

The final version of interactive prototype II was a glove with the buttons attached on it. To keep it simple, I decided to only put 5 buttons in total; power on, volume up, volume down, pause and play. At this point, I changed my goal from testing button functionality to testing usability and interaction. I wanted to know how easy it was to use my device and did it work for my target users - lazy people. The device worked by having the buttons in the palm of the hand and the user flexes and presses the buttons to use it.





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