Assignment 9A - Testing the Hypothesis, Part 2

Who: After interviewing different people, I learned some new information but most of the conversations were similar to the ones I had previously had. People outside of this boundary would include people who don't go to the gym, people with rigid schedules where gym capacity does not affect their decision to go, people with physical disabilities that can't go to the gym, and gyms owners that wish to keep this information private. I had not considered the fact that some gym owners may not want the data of how many people are in their gym to be public information. While I still think that most gyms would go for this idea, there will definitely be some that will not. I had assumed all gyms wouldn't have a problem with that information being public.

What: There are still some people that would not want the information as it is too insignificant to impact their decision to go to the gym or not.

Why: I feel that this need is catered to people who have an active interest in going to the gym. People who do not care or do not have time won't use this app and it most likely won't encourage most of them to go.

	Inside the Boundary	Outside the Boundary
Who:	People w/ interest to go to the gym	People w/ no interest to go to the gym
	People with flexible schedules	People with rigid schedules
	Healthy individuals	People with disabilities inhibiting them from physical exercise
	Gym owners okay with their gym capacity numbers being public	Gym owners who don't want their gym capacity numbers to be public
What:	To help gym members pick the most efficient time to workout	To guarantee the best time to go
	To encourage people to go	To discourage people to go
Why:	People have busy schedules	People don't want to go either way