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Fairm - AI Farm Management App

Role

Product Designer

Timeline

24 days

Scope

UX Strategy, Research

Overview

Farm Management with AI is a modern app that enables farmers to improve their farming techniques using advanced technology.

Goals

The goal is to help farmers improve their operations, boost productivity, and make smarter, data-driven decisions — all through easy-to-use features and valuable insights provided by the app.

Problems

Process Overview

Problems

Traditional farming methods often result in poor resource utilization and lower crop yields. Farmers also face challenges in accessing real-time data on weather, soil health, and crop performance, which limits their decision-making abilities.

However, modern agricultural technologies offer solutions. Integrated farming management systems provide real-time insights, enabling farmers to optimize resources and enhance productivity.

Planning

Process Overview

Project Timeline

Traditional farming methods often result in poor resource utilization and lower crop yields. Farmers also face challenges in accessing real-time data on weather, soil health, and crop performance, which limits their decision-making abilities.

Identity

Branding

LOGO

The application’s logo combines vegetables and sparks, symbolizing agriculture and AI.

Objective

Branding

Objective Will

We Achieve:

Improving farm efficiency means simplifying operations and better managing resources to boost productivity and lower costs. Offering farmers detailed data allows them to make informed decisions on planting, irrigation, fertilization, and pest control, optimizing processes and maximizing crop yields.

User Interview

Research

We interviewed 10 individuals who have both experience with agriculture apps and practical farming knowledge. 15 questions were prepared in advance. During the interviews, we made sure to approach the participants with empathy. Through insightful discussions, we gathered valuable information that will guide our design process moving forward.

Monitoring

Crop

My Task

Feed

Weather

Calendar

AI Recommendations

I struggle to keep up with the app's data entry requirements. It's time-consuming and often overwhelming.

Ernrna Patel, 35 y/o

The app is great when it works, but I often lose connection in the field, making it unreliable for real-time updates.

Juan Garcia, 45 y/o

I wish the app could better accommodate our local farming practices. It feels like a one-size-fits-all solution that doesn’t fully meet our needs.

Aisha Mbeki. 28 y/o

User Interviews

What Problems Do Users Face?

I'm hesitant to invest in the premium features of the app because of the extra costs. It's already challenging to make ends meet as a farmer.

Liam O'Connor, 50 y/o

I often end up spending more time entering data into the app than actually managing my farm. It’s starting to feel like a bit of a burden.

Maria Rodriguez, 40 y/o

I struggle to understand the data the app provides. Some guidance or training would really help me get the most out of it.

Sophie Chen 30 y/o

Empathy Map

Research

Empathy Map

After conducting user interviews, the empathy map process involves synthesizing the collected information to create a visual representation of users' thoughts, feelings, actions, and needs. This process helps gain a deeper understanding of users' perspectives and experiences, guiding product or service design decisions.

Says

I wish I could understand my soil better.

Bill Carter

I wish I could increase my crop yields.

Tom Dawson

I struggle to make informed decisions about fertilization.

Lily Brooks

I wish there was a way to monitor crop health more closely.

Samuel Reed

Does

Collects soil samples manually and relies on personal observations.

Bill Carter

Relies on traditional farming methods and manually checks soil conditions.

Tom Dawson

Applies fertilizers based on general guidelines, but it’s not customized for specific crop needs.

Lily Brooks

Spends hours manually inspecting crops for signs of disease or stress.

Samuel Reed

Says

I wish I could understand my soil better.

Bill Carter

I wish I could increase my crop yields.

Tom Dawson

I struggle to make informed decisions about fertilization.

Lily Brooks

I wish there was a way to monitor crop health more closely.

Samuel Reed

Gains

Better understanding of soil health.

Bill Carter

More crops from better farming.

Tom Dawson

Easier decisions about fertilizers for specific crops.

Lily Brooks

A simple way to check crop health without much work.

Samuel Reed

Says

I wish I could understand my soil better.

Bill Carter

I wish I could increase my crop yields.

Tom Dawson

I struggle to make informed decisions about fertilization.

Lily Brooks

I wish there was a way to monitor crop health more closely.

Samuel Reed

Does

Collects soil samples manually and relies on personal observations.

Bill Carter

Relies on traditional farming methods and manually checks soil conditions.

Tom Dawson

Applies fertilizers based on general guidelines, but it’s not customized for specific crop needs.

Lily Brooks

Spends hours manually inspecting crops for signs of disease or stress.

Samuel Reed

Says

I wish I could understand my soil better.

Bill Carter

I wish I could increase my crop yields.

Tom Dawson

I struggle to make informed decisions about fertilization.

Lily Brooks

I wish there was a way to monitor crop health more closely.

Samuel Reed

Gains

Better understanding of soil health.

Bill Carter

More crops from better farming.

Tom Dawson

Easier decisions about fertilizers for specific crops.

Lily Brooks

A simple way to check crop health without much work.

Samuel Reed

User Interviews

Research

User Stories

After finishing the empathy map, the next step is to create user stories. These stories explain what users need, prefer, and aim for, helping to shape the design and development of the product or service. Here’s how it’s done:

User A - Understanding Soil Health

1

When I collect soil samples manually and depend on personal observations,

2

I want to gain a better understanding of my soil.

3

So I can gain insights into soil health and prevent potential crop failures.

4

Then, I can analyze the soil data using advanced tools to identify areas for improvement and apply targeted soil management strategies.

User B - Informed Decision Making About Fertilization

1

When I apply fertilizers based on general guidelines without customized insights,

2

I want to make data-driven decisions about fertilization.

3

So I can improve crop quality, reduce fertilizer costs, and maintain soil health more effectively.

4

Then, I can use soil sensors to monitor nutrient levels and adjust fertilizer applications in real-time based on actual soil conditions and plant needs.

Generate The Ideas

Ideate

Ideate

After completing the research phase, the next important step is ideation, where creative solutions are developed to address the identified user needs and challenges.

Al-Powered Insights

Al-Powered Insights

Farm Management with AI uses advanced algorithms to analyze large amounts of data, such as weather forecasts, soil samples, satellite imagery, and historical crop performance. This helps farmers gain valuable insights on the best planting times, irrigation schedules, and crop health monitoring.

Precision Agriculture

Precision Agriculture

After completing the research phase, the next key step is ideation—brainstorming creative solutions to address the user needs and challenges identified.

Userflow

Design

User Flow

The next step is user flow, a crucial phase in designing and developing digital products or services. It focuses on mapping out the steps users will take to achieve specific tasks or goals within the product.

Monitoring farm

Splash Screen

Onboarding

User Info

Setup Farm

Setup AI Integrations

Setup Goals

Ask AI

Homepage

Sign up

Success Setup Farm

Farm Info

My fields

Monitoring farm

Splash Screen

Onboarding

User Info

Setup Farm

Setup AI Integrations

Setup Goals

Ask AI

Homepage

Sign up

Success Setup Farm

Farm Info

My fields

Userflow

Design

Wireframe

Design

Wireframe

Home

Sign up

Onboarding

Field Details

AI Prompt

Success

It’s time to wireframe. Wireframes act as blueprints for digital products, outlining the layout and functionality. They guide designers and developers before moving into the detailed design phase. Here’s how it works:

UI Design

Design

Design

Next is UI design, where the visual elements of a digital product or service—such as colors, typography, and imagery—are created. This step brings the wireframes to life, ensuring a polished and intuitive user experience.

Set up your farm

To start using the app, users first set up their farm, customize AI features, and define monitoring goals. They enter farm details, adjust AI settings, and set objectives like improving productivity or reducing costs. This streamlined process ensures efficient farm monitoring.

After setting up their farm and AI preferences, users begin tracking their farm's progress through the app. With personalized settings and clear objectives, they can effectively monitor productivity, costs, and plant health. This smooth process optimizes farm management and decision-making.

Monitoring your farm

AI integration is key to seamless field monitoring, from home to field details. Users set up their home base and use AI algorithms to analyze satellite imagery and real-time weather data. This provides valuable insights into field conditions, such as soil moisture and crop health.

Home

Field Details

User AI

Al Integration In Field Monitoring

Crop Health and Statistics

Crop health and statistical services use AI to provide farmers with detailed insights into their crops' condition and performance.

Characteristics

Basic crop characteristics, such as soil level and watering needs, are essential for effective farming.

Satellite Imagery Services

Enhanced by AI, satellite imagery services offer farmers quick and accurate insights into the condition of their fields.

Weather API

Weather APIs provide farmers with real-time and forecasted weather data, allowing them to integrate weather information into their farm management.

Growth Monitoring

Growth monitoring is crucial for farmers to track crop development and ensure optimal conditions for healthy growth.

Ask AI

The "Ask AI" feature gives farmers instant access to valuable insights and recommendations.


By asking questions or describing issues related to their farm operations, farmers can use AI algorithms to receive customized responses and practical advice. Whether it's about pest identification, crop disease management, or optimal planting times, this feature offers timely and accurate guidance, improving decision-making and farm productivity.

Success

Field Details

Sign up

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