From commerce to game-play, discovery to alignment, user experience (UX) encompasses how a person’s emotions and attitudes about using a product effect their experience. Here I have highlighted systems and services I have worked on over the past 15 years.
Understanding your users This is a continuation from the article ‘Digging deeper to understand your users‘, I urge to read this to gain a better understanding on the UX process and concepts within this post. Please note; for client confidentially sensitive parts of all imagery has been pixellated. All work is copyrighted © spindlelegs 2017 […]
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TLDR: Despite resource limitations, this Content Audit project successfully utilised proto-personas to gain a deeper understanding of user needs. By consolidating and refining persona data into meaningful ‘chunks’, and effectively communicating findings to stakeholders, lead to a deeper comprehension of users for all involved. This empowered us to move forward with the next stage –
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Acting as a sales tool and what I term, the ‘Presentation wireframes’, this was an exercise in balancing both marketing and defining user flows against speed – better known as ‘Rapid Wireframing’ First, be clear on your goals. Getting users, business and IT stakeholders to gain a sense of ownership of the final product was
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Recently I have been working with a digital lottery provider who have been partnering with state lotteries and charitable organisations to build their digital channels. My role involved pushing UX innovation and engagement to both attract and retain players. This product concentrates on the gameplay for a potential European lottery product. Our teams strategy was that gameplay, although important,
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Now, it’s not the most glamorous part of UX but it is a very important subject. I’ve always said try and make the route to purchase, or the route through registration, or the route to place that bet as informative and directional as possible. This, unfortunately, include your error messages.
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“Good design is easy to digest—the brain shouldn’t have to expend a ton of energy to figure out what the heck it’s looking at. With any luck, people will just “get it” without needing a 6-section explanation.” Someone famous (or at least clever – please comment if it was you!) For user accounts, the default user
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