Monash CoSpace
01/ About Project
Monash CoSpace is an innovative campus shared space platform that provides students with an easy and convenient way to discover and use various space resources on campus. Whether looking for a quiet corner to study or seeking a comfortable environment to relax, Monash CoSpace can help students find the right space.
02/ Design Process
03/ Goals and Objective
The main objective is to understand the challenges that students face when searching for and using spaces on campus.
The main goal is to provide convenience and accessibility for students in searching for and using campus spaces, offering easy ways for them to find suitable spaces according to their needs, whether it be for academic purposes, group meetings, or recreational activities.
By posting and sharing resource information on the platform, students can cultivate their awareness of community cooperation and involvement. Additionally, it offers insights for administrators to optimise campus resources and facilities through data analysis, ultimately enhancing the overall student experience and fostering a more efficient environment.
04/ User Persona
05/ User Flow
User Flow helped visually represent the sequence of user actions in the application, facilitating the analysis and improvement of the user experience. It also aided in identifying potential bottlenecks in the application's usage and optimising its functionality.
06/ Design Concept
Operating in a manner similar to a social network, students can post on Monash CoSpace to share their experiences and reviews of the spaces on campus, helping other students find the right place for their needs more quickly. Additionally, students can use the platform to find suitable venues for events or club meetings, promoting interaction and communication within the campus community.
Furthermore, adding a treasure chest opening game feature in the application, where students have a chance to obtain puzzle pieces with every opening. Collecting a complete puzzle can be exchanged for coupons of campus stores. The design style integrates 2D RPG pixel art, aiming to attract more student participation and engagement.
