Ideas and solutions

Ideas and solutions

Problem:
People waste too much time thinking on what to wear.


1st idea: online stylists
It consists in a webpage where people can get in contact with our stylists via online. Users can get in touch with them from our webpage via chat, audio conference or video conference (each one more expensive), and would pay depending on the time spended.

Viability
This solution would require a big infrastructure of people working for us 24/7, which is impossible for us given the resources we have.

2nd idea: mobile application
It's an app where the user inserts all his clothes and the application tells him what combinates the better. The app can also categorize by type of cloth, color or if it's warm or not. Sponsors could give us money to make their brands appear as clothes recommended to buy.

Viability
This is a good solution in terms of viability, but would depend on the user's mobile phone, and the user may not be willing to use it when he/she has just woken up.

3rd idea: device
A device that can go on the wall or the wardrobe. Similiar to the app, the users inserts all the clothes he's got and can upload pictures of them, and the device looks up the weather and the combinations of the clothes and decides what's better to wear today.

Viability
This is the idea we have chosen to develop, for we consider it to be the most useful. A device, a mirror for example, which everybody has and frequently use every morning that also solves the problem as we've expressed above.

foto de Floating Factory.


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