Interview Structure Clothes in Bogotá - G33-Moviles-2026-1/Wiki GitHub Wiki
Spanish:
Introducción:
Hola mi nombre es Mateo y qusiera entender qué hacen los bogotanos con su ropa vieja o ropa para sacar. Esto con el fin de identificar problemas de los bogotanos que aún no tienen solución. Para ello, me gustaría entrevistarlo y grabar la entrevista ¿usted da el consentimiento para que sus respuestas sean grabadas? Perfecto, comencemos.
| # | Pregunta |
|---|---|
| 1 | ¿Qué hace con la ropa que no usa o le estorba?¿De qué forma usted se desentiende de su ropa vieja/no usada? |
| 2 | ¿Ha tenido alguna experiencia donando ropa a una organización benefica y/o a la caridad? En caso de tenerla por favor cuenteme cómo fue el proceso para contactar con esta organización |
| 3 | ¿Más o menos cada cuánto se topa con el problema de sacar ropa? |
| 4 | ¿Usted se siente conforme con las formas en las que ha desechado la ropa? ¿Por qué? |
| 5 | ¿Se ha sentido desorientado a la hora de decidir qué hacer con la ropa para sacar? |
| 6 | ¿Cree que hace falta educación y/o herramientas para guiar a las personas sobre qué hacer con su ropa vieja o no usada? |
| 7 | ¿Considera que la donación de ropa debería ser parte del ciclo de las prendas no usadas?¿Por qué? |
| 8 | ¿Qué criterios tiene para decidir si se dona ropa o se desecha? |
Cierre:
Muchas gracias por tu tiempo, ha sido de mucha ayuda.
English:
Introduction:
Hello, my name is Mateo. I would like to understand what people in Bogota do with their old or unwanted clothes to identify problems that don't yet have a solution. To do this, I would like to interview you and record the conversation. Do you give your consent for your responses to be recorded?
Perfect, let’s begin.
| # | Question | Purpose/Justification |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | What do you do with clothes you no longer use or that are in your way? How do you get rid of your old/unused clothes? | Aims to identify current habits and "default" behaviors. It helps define the user persona by seeing if they are proactive givers, hoarders, or casual discarders. |
| 2 | Have you had any experience donating clothes to a charity or nonprofit? If so, please tell me what the process of contacting them was like. | Explores friction in the current donation journey. It uncovers specific pain points regarding logistics, communication, and accessibility that a dedicated app could solve. |
| 3 | Roughly how often do you encounter the problem of having to clear out your clothes? | Determines the recurrence of the need. This helps identify if the persona is a seasonal cleaner or someone who faces clutter issues on a more frequent, monthly basis. |
| 4 | Are you satisfied with the ways you have disposed of clothes in the past? Why or why not? | Gauges emotional satisfaction. If users feel guilty or frustrated with current methods, it validates the market need for a more ethical or convenient alternative. |
| 5 | Have you ever felt disoriented when deciding what to do with clothes you want to get rid of? | Focuses on the "mental load" and confusion. It validates whether there is a lack of information or a clear, guided path for users to follow when decluttering. |
| 6 | Do you think there is a lack of education and/or tools to guide people on what to do with their old or unused clothes? | Directly tests if the user perceives a gap in the market. This justifies whether the app should include educational content or remain strictly a logistical tool. |
| 7 | Do you believe that clothing donation should be part of the lifecycle of unused garments? Why? | Identifies the user's ethical alignment. This helps in "putting on their shoes" to understand if they prioritize sustainability and social impact or simply desire convenience. |
| 8 | What criteria do you use to decide whether to donate clothes or throw them away? | Reveals the user’s decision-making process. Understanding these "quality thresholds" is crucial for designing the app’s sorting instructions and managing charity expectations. |
Closing:
Thank you very much for your time; this has been very helpful.