Click-knock
36 days
3 design sprints and 36 days from the design idea to MVP
4 iterations
4 iterations based on 14 user interwievs and 5 user tests before implementation
10 people
The highly synchronized efforts of the team, consisting of three designers and seven developers, demonstrated that quality has an impact on the pace of work.
PROJECT IN NUMBERS
CHALLENGE
Goal: Provide to user with the opportunity to order complex polygraph products as he prints them at home. Create an interface for MVP.
WHAT DID I DO
- Led team of 2 designers.
- Launch of the first version of MVP in collaboration with developers.
- Created proto persona based on research and analysis of the audience's needs, defining research goals and methodologies to gather relevant data and insights.
- Conducted a kick-off meeting and interviewed stakeholders to align with the project's goals and business context.
- Conducted interviews with users.
Created proto persona based on research and analysis of the audience's needs, defining research goals and methodologies to gather relevant data and insights.
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Conducted interviews with users
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Conducted a kick-off meeting and interviewed stakeholders to align with the project's goals and business context.
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Launch of the first version of MVP in collaboration with developers
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Led team of 2 designers
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Using the gathered information during the research stage, I identified potential user groups and crafted six distinct personas who require our product. Additionally, I delved into understanding their specific user journeys and analyzed existing interactions from business and user perspectives, (based on the client's blueprint).
To better understand our users and address concerns about the ease of ordering print production, we conducted in-depth user interviews with 14 individuals. These interviews helped us uncover common pain points, such as unclear terminology and difficulties with file uploads, while also identifying positive aspects like customization options. Armed with these insights, we refined our design, resulting in a more user-friendly platform.
Following design adjustments informed by user interviews, we conducted four rounds of testing with the same participants. Their feedback highlighted significant improvements, reinforcing the value of the initial interviews. This iterative process, from interviews to testing, underscored the pivotal role of user-centric principles in creating a successful design solution.
CONTACTS
I am eager to work with you, to provide reliable, consistent, and High-Level solutions to design/development challenges. Please contact me, so we can discuss how we can work together to FULLY meet your Business Needs!
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© DMYTRO HORITSYN
© DMYTRO HORITSYN