Problem statement
How might we design an experience to enable all user to access real-time air quality information for their specific location, empowering them to make informed decisions that prioritize her health and well-being.
Challenge
Usability tests revealed a critical issue within the AirQo App - a misalignment between user expectations and available data. A significant 4 out of 5 users sought to find air quality information at the village or zone level, while the app could only provide parish-level data.
Solution
Our solution involved a two-fold approach. Firstly, we proposed tagging all villages and zones within a parish to the parish-level air quality data. Allowing users to access air quality information at a granular level, aligning with their search preferences. Secondly, we leveraged AI and ML technologies to dynamically map parish location air quality data to individual villages and use predictive models to fill in data gaps for locations without monitoring devices.
Success Metrics
1. Current Location Data
2. 20% Engagement Rate
3. 20% Retention Rate
Impact
User Growth: Rapidly growing from 567 to 5.4k users between its public beta release in the first 28 days and March 2023, it demonstrated immediate and sustained appeal.
Retention: Achieving a 50% retention rate in 2022, well beyond the initial 20% goal, signifying users' substantial reliance on the app.
Engagement Mastery: Surpassing the original 20% goal with a 322.73% engagement rate in 2022, with users engaging in 7.1k sessions, showcasing their active involvement.
Conversion: An impressive 18% overall conversion rate, with specific metrics like "Allow Location" at (0.73%), "Allow Notification" at (0.68%), "Share Air Quality" at (6.55%), and "Completing Air Quality Lessons" at (10.23%) highlighting users' active participation.