HomeHub

Building HomeHub, the web app for seamless home device control, was an exciting journey shaped by Lean UX principles. Here’s a step-by-step look at our process:

1. Problem Discovery & Hypothesis

   We started by understanding user pain points around managing smart home devices. Through surveys and interviews, we discovered a need for a single, intuitive platform to connect, monitor and control multiple devices. Our hypothesis: HomeHub should make device management easy, efficient and enjoyable.

   
   

2. Sketching & Ideation

   Guided by user needs, we sketched out simple wireframes that mapped essential features, such as device linking, status monitoring and quick controls. Our initial sketches focused on creating a straightforward layout that made navigation and control effortless.

   
   

3. Rapid Prototyping & Testing

   We quickly transformed our sketches into a clickable prototype and invited early adopters to test it. Feedback helped us adjust and refine features, confirming which interactions felt most natural and where improvements were needed.

   
   

4. Iterate & Measure

   Following Lean UX’s "Build-Measure-Learn" cycle, we iterated based on user testing and analytics, streamlining HomeHub’s features for optimal efficiency and usability. This cycle allowed us to prioritize only high-value features, keeping the app lean and focused.

   
   

5. Launch & Continuous Feedback

   After launching, we maintained a feedback loop to gather ongoing insights. This approach ensures HomeHub continuously evolves to meet user needs and enhance smart home convenience.

The Lean UX framework allowed us to build HomeHub with a sharp focus on real user needs, creating a streamlined, powerful tool that simplifies smart home control.