Google Home retail experience
Google asked Mediamonks to refresh their in-store exposition with a digital and physical experience.
Agency
Mediamonks
Services
Product design • Prototyping • Workshop
Google Home retail experience
Google asked Mediamonks to refresh their in-store exposition with a digital and physical experience.
Agency
Mediamonks
Services
Product design • Prototyping • Workshop
Google Home retail experience
Google asked Mediamonks to refresh their in-store exposition with a digital and physical experience.
Agency
Mediamonks
Services
Product design • Prototyping • Workshop
Google Home retail experience
Google asked Mediamonks to refresh their in-store exposition with a digital and physical experience.
Agency
Mediamonks
Services
Product design • Prototyping • Workshop
The brief
After some workshop and brainstorming with the Google team, we aligned with business and consumer goals and needs.
The concept was a story, A day in the life, where we follow people using the Google ecosystem throughout the day.
When actors used any product, it triggered all the physical products on the table.
I was in charge of the interface on the tablet, that help guide in the selection and installation of google home eco-system, as well as some elements in the movie.
My role
I was in charge the tablet interface, which assisted in choosing and get info on the Google Home ecosystem products, along with certain animation in the big screen.
As multiples offices from Mediamonks were involve, I carefully managed various processes to ensure that our workflows were as seamless as possible.
challenges
More than 30 countries, 9 languages, a lot to stress test . Using sketch at the time, we created some plug-in helping us with all the languages.
With a digital experience that was widely implemented, ensuring accessibility for all users was a crucial aspect of the project's success, achieved through a simple and integrated user interface.
back office
Ultimately, we concentrated on the retail interface. The goal was to ensure a consistent experience throughout all stores, while retaining some unique features that each shop possesses.
The brief
After some workshop and brainstorming with the Google team, we aligned with business and consumer goals and needs.
The concept was a story, A day in the life, where we follow people using the Google ecosystem throughout the day.
When actors used any product, it triggered all the physical products on the table.
I was in charge of the interface on the tablet, that help guide in the selection and installation of google home eco-system, as well as some elements in the movie.
My role
I was in charge the tablet interface, which assisted in choosing and get info on the Google Home ecosystem products, along with certain animation in the big screen.
As multiples offices from Mediamonks were involve, I carefully managed various processes to ensure that our workflows were as seamless as possible.
challenges
More than 30 countries, 9 languages, a lot to stress test . Using sketch at the time, we created some plug-in helping us with all the languages.
With a digital experience that was widely implemented, ensuring accessibility for all users was a crucial aspect of the project's success, achieved through a simple and integrated user interface.
back office
Ultimately, we concentrated on the retail interface. The goal was to ensure a consistent experience throughout all stores, while retaining some unique features that each shop possesses.
The brief
After some workshop and brainstorming with the Google team, we aligned with business and consumer goals and needs.
The concept was a story, A day in the life, where we follow people using the Google ecosystem throughout the day.
When actors used any product, it triggered all the physical products on the table.
I was in charge of the interface on the tablet, that help guide in the selection and installation of google home eco-system, as well as some elements in the movie.
My role
I was in charge the tablet interface, which assisted in choosing and get info on the Google Home ecosystem products, along with certain animation in the big screen.
As multiples offices from Mediamonks were involve, I carefully managed various processes to ensure that our workflows were as seamless as possible.
challenges
More than 30 countries, 9 languages, a lot to stress test . Using sketch at the time, we created some plug-in helping us with all the languages.
With a digital experience that was widely implemented, ensuring accessibility for all users was a crucial aspect of the project's success, achieved through a simple and integrated user interface.
back office
Ultimately, we concentrated on the retail interface. The goal was to ensure a consistent experience throughout all stores, while retaining some unique features that each shop possesses.
The brief
After some workshop and brainstorming with the Google team, we aligned with business and consumer goals and needs.
The concept was a story, A day in the life, where we follow people using the Google ecosystem throughout the day.
When actors used any product, it triggered all the physical products on the table.
I was in charge of the interface on the tablet, that help guide in the selection and installation of google home eco-system, as well as some elements in the movie.
My role
I was in charge the tablet interface, which assisted in choosing and get info on the Google Home ecosystem products, along with certain animation in the big screen.
As multiples offices from Mediamonks were involve, I carefully managed various processes to ensure that our workflows were as seamless as possible.
challenges
More than 30 countries, 9 languages, a lot to stress test . Using sketch at the time, we created some plug-in helping us with all the languages.
With a digital experience that was widely implemented, ensuring accessibility for all users was a crucial aspect of the project's success, achieved through a simple and integrated user interface.
back office
Ultimately, we concentrated on the retail interface. The goal was to ensure a consistent experience throughout all stores, while retaining some unique features that each shop possesses.