UX Hierarchy of Needs

UX Hierarchy of Needs Sam Smith

Functionality

Notes: simple interface, quick accessibility, can make bulleted "to do" lists
Files: place to store documents, can access from anywhere
Weather: check temperature upon location, helps you plan for the day ahead of you if you're traveling

Reliable

Waze: Notifies you of nearby accidents, gives you fasts route, notifies you of upcoming highway patrol
Yelp: Tells you store hours, experiences from real people
Transit: informs you of current transit times, helps you get around town

Usable

Adobe Acrobat: open up pdf files and edit them with ease
Google Drive: create written documents, presentations and conveniently store them in one space, free storage
Facetime: Many have access to it, can connect with others easily

Convenient

Venmo: Easy to split bill with friends, pay and request functions make simplify the app
Apple Pay: Eliminates need to carry bulky wallet, encourages lighter travel
Clock: Can set timers, alarms and stopwatches. Serves multiple uses

Enjoyable

Instagram: easy to share and connect with friends, spread and advertise any content you want, stories
Spotify: Download favorite music, recommended similar artists, follow friends to get a feel for their tastes in music
Kindle: Downloads favorite books and read them on the go. No need to buy and find a place to store physical copies

Significant

Procreate: Intuitive, relatively inexpensive, can produce high quality work, different brushes
Adobe Illustrator: Create scalable vector images, used for creative and professional work
Affinity Designer: relatively inexpensive, scalable vector graphics, one of the few vector apps available for iPad

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Appreciate

Credits:

Created with images by MikeRenpening - "human thoughts in thoughts" • Joan Gamell - "Javascript program in a vscode code editor with Dracula theme" • Paul Hanaoka - "untitled image" • Becca Tapert - "Texting at Night" • Gunnar Sigurðarson - "Macbook and iPhone" • James Owen - "Pads to sound Holy" • Alex Holyoake - "Mural of woman’s neon face"