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Chicken coop - Context analysis - Coggle Diagram
Chicken coop - Context analysis
WHO?
Family members
Small holders
Communities such as village spaces
Secondary users like chicken sitters, handy repair staff
Characteristics
Age range from young to old
All genders
Physical mobility - people need to be able to access the coop to provide food and water, clean the coop. This can involve bending.
WHY?
Enjoyment of pet ownership.
Benefits of fresh eggs.
Protect from extreme weather conditions
i.e. heat and rain
Protect from predators i.e. foxes
Provide chickens with food, water and shelter
WHEN?
Coops are used all year around
Access required during the daytime and evenings such as to put chickens to bed, which may sometimes be in the dark.
WHAT?
Provide shelter from extreme weather conditions
Provide protection from predators
A feeding area (food and water)
Access for cleaning, to provide food and water, egg collection, maintenance
Roosts for the chickens to stand and sleep on
Possibly an area for them to l
WHERE?
Kept outdoors all year around
Can be kept on grass or muddy areas
UK weather is changing but can include: heat, rain, snow, frost, hail, wind
HOW?
Could be delivered 'flat packed' and people can assemble at home or could be delivered on a van
They are kept outside all year around
Will need to consider the restrictions of different materials i.e. wood rots with excess rain and can warp in the heat. How can it be protected?