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The document outlines the development of a new bathing product that incorporates the water-saving practice of "splashing" through embodiment design, ideation, concept development, prototyping, and testing. It analyzes the history and scope of splashing as a bathing practice, explores prior work, and proposes a design that addresses technical and user experience challenges while presenting a marketing strategy and business case.
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Our business will be called 'Kosovo-Online' and will provide information about institutions, embassies, businesses, government, shopping centers, agencies, hotels, etc in Kosovo. The website will also provide updated information about upcoming events, fairs and conferences. It will take 2 months to develop the website and 1 month for marketing. The target markets are the Kosovar population, migrants, and businesses such as hotels, universities, small- and medium-sized enterprises, and restaurants. The marketing strategy will include below-the-line activities, newsletters, social media, direct marketing, and special prices.
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