Cluzy Homepage Case Study
Student @ Northeastern | Human-Centered Informatics
A case study for an event check-in app that prioritizes user data privacy and rewards users fairly for the data they choose to share.
Goal
Determine the best way to attract users to continue logging into Cluzy
Determine how to present rewards in Cluzy for attending events and recurring engagement
Investigate young adult eventgoers' interests and engagement with the following topics:
Rewards for providing psychographic data
Maintaining online accounts/social networks
Searching for events
Research Methodology
User Interviews via Zoom
Approximately 1-hour sessions:
Series of Questions
Two card-sorting activities
Cluzy demo and AgileBrain test
Participants frequented social events such as concerts, sportingevents or other social outings found through social media orevent-finding platforms
Card Sorting
Each participant was asked to sort items into different categories
Tasks (most to least):
Time-Consuming
Difficult/Challenging
Annoying/Tedious
Boring
Forgettable
Rewards (highest to lowest):
Value
Interest
Main Focus in designs
Provide visual progress indicators for point totals
Display the value of points
Inform users about the value of Cluzy+ through a free trial
Positively reinforce daily check-ins by offering valuable (and possibly hidden) rewards
Connect users with similar profiles and allow them to interact with user-generated content
Consolidate event-finding and check-in history in-app
User Privacy Settings
Other Considerations but not used:
Prompt user engagement through texts and push notifications
Limit survey length (<5 questions) to reduce user drop-off rate
Make tasks enjoyable (like mini games)









