Overview
Context
In Islam, Muslims have the religious obligation to perform five daily prayers, known as obligatory prayers, which need to be completed if they are missed
Problem Statement
“I feel as if I am struggling alone sometimes”
understanding the problems
There are no tools already existing in the market that caters to this problem
There is a high level of stress and anxiety around this problem for users
Further research
No community
Lack of community prevents users to stay on track with what they are trying to achieve
Workshop to understand problem
Using the main challenges identified, we facilitated a session where stakeholders generated ideas to address them. These ideas were then mapped onto the user journey, helping clarify where and how each design intervention would have the most impact.
Key Insights Uncovered
No community
Lack of community prevents users to stay on track with what they are trying to achieve
Ideation Workshop
Based on the key challenges identified, we invited stakeholders to generate ideas they felt would address them best. These ideas were then mapped onto the user journey to clarify where and how each design intervention would take place.
Mapping out user journey
Workshop to map out the ideas generated on user journeys
Placing necessary design intervention that would create the most value for the end user
Low Fidelity Designs
Clear Dashboard
A clear dashboard design that would showcase the most important information to the user
Feedback from users
“If I had this app I would feel much more motivated to get my habits in place”
Final Look
Impact & Review
Impact
A large majority of users responded positively to the concept, with 79% saying they would benefit from the app and 88% sharing that it would help them feel less anxious about their prayers.