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![[Web1] BarHop_Concept 2.jpg](https://static.wixstatic.com/media/19ecb7_4be1ab909749444aaf336cddabf0a407~mv2.jpg/v1/crop/x_513,y_0,w_4447,h_3507/fill/w_713,h_562,al_c,q_85,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01,enc_auto/%5BWeb1%5D%20BarHop_Concept%202.jpg)
Development - Transportability
Transportability was a key feature needed in the design of the bar. The ability to manoeuvre the bar and parts to and from a venue was crucial.
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Development - Assembly
In order to transport, the design needed to be as space efficient as possible in the boot of the car. It needed to be assembled quickly and easily whilst still maintaining structural integrity.


Minimum Viable Product
The MVP was a great way to gain invaluable insights. It also allowed us to understand what bartenders needed and what customers preferred through feedback.
The MVP was put together out of 12mm plywood to get a better understanding of size and the mechanics of the flatpack design.
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