Research Study 175 / 200

Large products require more unpacking space than users have

Users lack sufficient space to turn and unpack products after delivery.

Research focus: Packaging, shipping, and unboxing experienceProblem identification → Design validation → Implementation

Three-step solution method

  1. Document typical delivery spaces and the routes used to bring products inside.
  2. Compare structures for side opening, staged unpacking, and removal of protective components.
  3. Test unpacking and placement through full-scale delivery simulations.

Key Deliverables

  • Delivery Space Study
  • Opening Mechanism
  • Handling Instructions

Verification Approach

Assess additional space requirements, the need to turn or tilt the product, and unpacking steps.

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Around this topic, we connect needs research, product form, visual identity, and user flows; organizing design decisions through prototypes and task evidence, then integrating with engineering, operations, and service teams for delivery.

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