Project Manager: Okay . So we've covered that first category , User Interface Concept , meaning design .
User Interface: What's it gonna Yeah , what's it gonna look like .
Project Manager: Okay . I ki I kind of like your idea about the retro phone dial ,
User Interface: Um .
Project Manager: and that the central button could have , maybe our logo on it ? It might be the four way scroll , too . I mean if Marketing: Yeah , it could be whatever ,
Project Manager: Yeah .
Marketing: as long as there's something big in the middle , because like the old phones , there's like that just like piece of metal or like a picture or something in the middle .
Project Manager: Yeah . Mm-hmm .
User Interface: Well , my issue with that is if it got too big though , 'cause if you have the circle and the button in the middle , then is it gonna get wider than your your hands are ,
Project Manager: Mm .
Marketing: Oh , that's true .
User Interface: because w And then would the buttons be too small if it was enough to fit on it ?
Marketing: Good point .
Industrial Designer: In the sample ones that you showed us there was one that had the scroll buttons on the side ,
Project Manager: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: which I think if we make it curved like a hand like a hand-shape like if we put the the scroll-button on the side ,
User Interface: Yeah .
Project Manager: Oh , I see what you mean .
Industrial Designer: that could be particularly useful .
Project Manager: I think so .
Marketing: So scroll buttons on the side and then buttons on top ?
Project Manager: Yeah , I like that . 'Kay .
Marketing: But we definitely If we have scroll things on the side , we definitely have to have 'em labelled .
Project Manager: Mm .
Marketing: Yeah ,
Industrial Designer: Well , if it's just up and down Marketing: like on the side of it . Oh if it's just up and down .
User Interface: But is that for  Industrial Designer: Volume or channel .
User Interface: Which ?
Industrial Designer: I don't know .
Marketing: Well , you could do some on both sides .
User Interface: Do we have both sides ?
Project Manager: Can we ?
Industrial Designer: Mm yeah . We should probably make it that you have to depress it to activate it then ,
Project Manager: So that you're just not holding it and it changes the chan
Marketing: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: 'cause oth otherwise you're not just holding it and going like this , you know .
Marketing: That's squishy . That's squishy .
User Interface: Well , the other option is in instead of a scroll you just have the buttons up on the side which are on the side .
Marketing: have buttons .
Project Manager: Mm . Yeah .
Industrial Designer: Okay .
Marketing: Yeah , that .
Project Manager: Hmm . 'Kay any other ideas ?
User Interface: Um what colour ?
Project Manager: Oh , yeah . Latex covers . W
Industrial Designer: We have to make sure that logo always sticks out when we put the latex covers on , so we'll have to like have a little square or something , so that the our logo's available .
User Interface: Well I sort of like having the a yellow strip at the bottom with the R_R_ like that . And that's at the bottom of it .
Marketing: Yeah .
Project Manager: I think maybe we should do it on a b button itself though , because if people are able to change the covers ,
User Interface: Which button ?
Project Manager: I don't know , maybe the on-off button , something , some the menu button , I don't know , but you know if we're gonna put our company logo on there and somebody could just get another one . Are they all gonna have our company logo on them ? Every cover ?
Industrial Designer: Yeah , I don't think we should do that , because that would just be icky .
Project Manager: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: So I think maybe putting it on a button is probably a good idea .
Project Manager: If we want it to be visible and Um are all those those one that you showed where they were um s met silver-metallic looking ? But those are plastic , right ?
User Interface: Yeah .
Project Manager: They're not titanium .
User Interface: Yeah .
Project Manager: I kind of like that look . Uh but , or if it was really Industrial Designer: For our base one ? Project Manager: Yeah , for the base or if we're going for the retro look , I think , like a really shiny black would be cool .
Marketing: Yeah ,
Project Manager: What are your thoughts ?
Marketing: or like a gun-metal grey ,
Project Manager: Gun-metal gray .
Marketing: 'cause then it combines the silver and the black .
Project Manager: There you go , gun-metal gray .
User Interface: I'm just really wary of the putting anything on a button .
Project Manager: Why ?
Industrial Designer: It'll wear off . User Interface: What's the button Marketing: Yeah , buttons wear off .
Project Manager: Mm .
User Interface: Well , w w then what's the button do , and how do you know that that is what the button does ? I guess . Just looking at examples , y you just don't ever see the logo on a button , it's always on the actual casing .
Project Manager: Right .
Marketing: Hmm .
Industrial Designer: There's nothing saying that we have to put the logo on the front of the actual User Interface: Project Manager: On the back ?
User Interface: But you don't Marketing: But we want it to be seen .
Project Manager: It d visible User Interface: But uh , yeah , you don't see it .
Project Manager: Visibility though Marketing: We need it to be seen .
Project Manager: 'Cause if it was only on the back really the only time you're gonna see it is when you drop it or when you're changing the battery .
User Interface: Well , hang on . The other option is , I don't know if you can see it but it's like if Project Manager: I can find it again .
User Interface: Yeah , it's like the second to last slide .
Project Manager: Okay . And yours was called Interface Concept ?
User Interface: Interface , yeah .
Project Manager: This one ?
User Interface: Yeah . Um .
Project Manager: Well , for some reason I can't get it to just go to that slide directly .
User Interface: Okay , it's the very right one . You see at the bottom , it's kind of difficult to see , but you have like a d sort of s division between the bottom like , where the logo is , and if we have the replaceable section , it's like the top . It doesn't necessarily replace the entire top .
Project Manager: Mm
User Interface: And so you have that one piece that stays and the rest just sort of clips in .
Project Manager: Okay , yes
User Interface: If c you envisioning it ?
Project Manager: yes .
User Interface: And so that stays the same when you have the logo , and then you have this s slip that kinda clips in and that's the bit that changes .
Project Manager: Okay .
Industrial Designer: The only problem is we're using a latex overlay so it actually would go over top of everything and have holes for the buttons ,
User Interface: Hmm .
Industrial Designer: so I was thinking maybe instead of doing that what we could do is leave a space for where the logo should be .
User Interface: Yeah . Yeah , yeah .
Project Manager: Like a little cut-out kind of Industrial Designer: Yeah .
User Interface: Right .
Project Manager: Okay .
User Interface: That's like , you know , a a cellphone it's like the the screen is always just left opened .
Marketing: Right .
User Interface: And so , what we are gonna do it like bright yellow with the R_R_ ?
Marketing: Yeah .
Project Manager: Anybody see anything that they liked in these ones ?
Marketing: Some of tho Well , some of those buttons though are blue-based .
Project Manager: Mm .
Marketing: Um well , a lot of those buttons are blue-based .
Project Manager: Mm .
Marketing: Well , kind of . Um and then if v we do have them illuminate upon contact , they could illuminate yellow .
User Interface: Yellow .
Project Manager: Yellow , I like that idea .
User Interface: Yeah .
Marketing: Like if we like the one all the way on the left , uh you ca you can see it on your computer better .
Project Manager: Mm .
Marketing: Um where the button is actually blue , but the number itself is clear or white or whatever so if you pressed it would illuminate yellow .
Project Manager: Mm .
Marketing: So we'd have blue and yellow for the touch buttons .
User Interface: Oh , that one .
Project Manager: I like the yellow illumination idea , very good .
Marketing: Yeah .
Project Manager: Okay . Any other ideas or thoughts ? We all seem to be fairly in agreement about what we wanna do with this project so 

Summary: Project Manager liked the phone dial shape with their logo in the middle, but User Interface thought the remote would be too wide or the buttons too small. Despite Industrial Designer's proposal for scrolls, the team decided on buttons on the side instead. For their logo, Project Manager suggested putting it on a major button, but User Interface objected that it would wear off. They finally decided on leaving a space on the latex cover for the logo to be always visible. As for the colour for buttons, their decision was blue-based touch buttons with a yellow illumination.