Create Real-Time Virtual Fitting Room Feature of Superdry — Product Management, UI/UX and Project Management Case Study
My second portfolio for product management. This case is supported by Digitalent Accelerator
This case study is the second final project for Product Management Course, UI/UX Course and Project Management Course at Digitalent Accelarator. The project was evaluated on April 2021 (week 3). We were mentored by Harris Kristianto and Andriani Dion throughout the course.
Well, I learned a lot from my first portfolio. So, I think my second one will be much better!
Introduction — What is the project about?
Overview
Superdry plc (極度乾燥（しなさい） Superdry®︎) is a UK branded clothing company, and owner of the Superdry label. Superdry products combine vintage Americana styling with Japanese inspired graphics. It is listed on the London Stock Exchange.
Problem
During pandemic, users prefer to shop online, including for their clothing needs. Occasionally, they go to shopping center due to pandemic they feel reluctant to try on clothes directly. In fact, online shopping for clothes especially jeans has several problems, such as:
- The size displayed by the application has some lack of detail
- Users don’t really know how to measure the shirt size to their body
- Even though the product displays a model, the body shape of the model does not necessarily represent the user’s body shape.
- Lack of users’ expectation towards product
Project Goal
Provide a product feature that would make users feel comfortable to shop clothes online without worrying about the unsuitable fit-size.
Personal
My personal goal is to expand my own portfolio.
Course Duration
3 months starting from February 2021 — April 2021
Role
- Product Manager (Fadhilla Atansa Tamardina and Nadya Permata Setiawan)
- UI/UX Designer (Ika Dwiyulita)
- Project Manager (Jairus Asher)
Product Manager Portfolio
Product Roadmap
Product Requirement Documents (PRD)
Vision Statement
Users can experience a real-time virtual fitting room based on suitable size to their bodies.
Metrics
- % of online sales growth
- % of rate of return from online shopping
- # of new accounts created from real-time virtual fitting experience
Persona
Female
- 23 years old
- A fashion influencer
- Loves to experiment with different style
- Smart spender
- Confident
Male
- 30 years old
- Office professional
- Prefers clean and minimalist approach in styling
- Always plays it safe when it comes to style
- Big spender
Scope
2 Product Managers, 1 UI/UX Designer, 1 Project Manager, 2 Developers
Features
- AR feature (feature detection) on virtual fitting room to visualize fit
- Tooltip for recommendation on sizing by entering fit parameters
- Personalized clothes creation
Milestones
- General mobile website dashboard
- Ability to do visualize fit on virtual fitting room
- Ability to personalise jeans
- Ability to recommend size using fit parameters
Value Proposition
A focus on visualizing fit to virtual fitting room that will earn more users to try on this feature in order to achieve sales growth
Wireframe
The wireframes are also included user stories. If you are curious about the user stories, kindly reach my email and I will explain you further.
Then, those documents above were communicated to UI/UX Designers. And here are Hi-Fidelity Designs designed by Ika Dwiyulita.
Finally, this is the end of my final project journey. Thank you for stopping by here!
Sending my gratitude to kak Harris Kristianto, kak Andriani Dion and kak Vania Christiwanto. Also, thanks to my coursemates from Batch 1. I would love to hear any feedback. You can reach me on LinkedIn or via Gmail (faatansa@gmail.com)
