Research & Discovery
Interviews, observational studies, workflow analysis, and existing product research.
Members:
Frankie, Maxinne, James, Daniel and Benecia

Collaboration was central to shaping and inclusive and meaningful design outcome. Through co-design workshops, expert feedback, and cross-functional discussion, diverse perspectives helped refine insights, challenges assumptions, and guide the development of solutions that better support neurodivergent users in coffee preparation environments
5 Team Members
Collaborative multidisciplinary team
11 Week Project
Research to final prototype development
5 Design Thinking Process
Empathise, Define, Ideate, Prototype and Test
A range of commercial and domestic coffee machines were analysed to understand how current systems support workflow, usability, and accessibility during coffee preparation.
Interviews, observational studies, workflow analysis, and existing product research.
Members:
Frankie, Maxinne, James, Daniel and Benecia
Identifying cognitive load, friction points, sensory challenges and task interruptions.
Members:
Frankie and Maxinne
Generating concepts focused on clarity, organisation, and sensory-aware interactions.
Members:
Frankie, Maxinne, James, Daniel and Benecia
Cardboard models, Solidworks CAD development, material exploration, and interface testing.
Members:
Frankie, Maxinne, James and Daniel
Refining workflows, usability, structure, and interaction systems into the final BrewFlow Outcome
Members:
Frankie and Daniel
Designing and developing a digital platform to communicate the project journey through research, ideation, prototyping and final outcomes.
Members:
Maxinne and Frankie