top of page

TOOKA Book Reading Application

Tooka book reading application is an audio and electronic bookreader platform that allows users to benefit from various features such as reading, planning, group book purchase, book lending, etc. in addition to buying and reading audio and electronic books.

logo2 1.png

Team members: Bahare Bakhtiari, Yasamin Khalili, Nasrin Eslami, Fateme Teymournia, Mahdi Saeidikia

About Project

In today's world, time plays an important role in the success and development of people. Due to the advancement of technology and the increase in the volume of daily work, almost all of us have some kind of lack of time to do personal work or individual progress. This has left us with little opportunity to read the book. Therefore, with the excuse of time, we convince ourselves that we do not have the opportunity to study. In order to meet this need, we have decided to design an audio and electronic book readerapplication for mobile devices. This application allows users to listen to their favorite books at any time when they are able to do other things, thus providing their growth and development or enjoying their time.

My Role

Participating in UX Research and conducting qualitative analysis on interview data, creating personas, benchmarking between competitors, brainstorming, creating sitemap and UI design

​

​

Objective

Designing an audiobook software for mobile phones with the aim of making it possible to read whenever possible and at the same time performing other activities.

Audience

- Young people working with limited time to study due to work and responsibilities and personal life and daily commuting.

- The elderly and retirees who do not have limited time to study but may have limited ability to read physical books.

- Parents Who care about the cultural, scientific and personal development of their children (children) but do not have the opportunity and time to read books for them. (The child is illiterate and the parents are users of the software or the child is a user of the software)

Design Questions

Who is the target audience of our reader app?
What are the needs of each section of this community?
How can these needs be implemented in the form of application features?
How can the proposed values of the application be presented in a way that meets the basic needs of all groups in the target community?
What features are common between similar apps on the market and what does a user expect from a book reader app?
What is the mental model of the user in reading a book?

Q

Q

Q

Q

Q

Q

Design Process

Frame 111.png

Project Timeline

Frame 112.png

User Research and Personas

- The interview was conducted using the semi-structured method.
- Interviews were conducted by telephone and in person.
- The interviewees were selected according to the target audience of the project.
- The text of the interview was recorded and transcribed.
- Interviews were conducted with 7 male and female between the ages of 25 and 60 with a bachelor's degree and working in various fields.

Frame 81-5.png
Frame 81-6.png
Frame 81-7.png

Competitive Analysis

We found out that some features are more common and most of the bookreaders have those features . So we included two categories of features based on Kano Model:

1) Must-have vital features

2) Attractive features to add value among competitors

Frame 113.png

Brainstorm and Idea Selection

Notes
Text snippets
Audio clips
Planning
Sharing part of the book
Lending books
Requesting a book
Group reading
Interests

Capture10 2.png

Sitemap

TOOKA has 4 main parts in menubar:

assortment, store, library and profile.
In assortment and store user can search for books. Store part has different kins of books such as audiobook, electronic books and podcasts.
In the library, user can see different shelves, add shelf,  and save best parts of books in notebook which is for both audio and electronic books.
In profile, user can edit specifications, mange credits, see scores, and also set a plan and alarm for reading time .

Frame 114.png

Style Guide

Frame 117.png

UI Design

Frame 116.png
bottom of page