A solution to present numerous critical responses on various UX Design topics and tools.
Story
This case study was a solution to presenting critical responses on different applications and methods used in the in the UX industry. To present the entries, it seemed only fitting to continue to use methods to ideate and sharpen my prototyping skills.
The articles explored and developed:
Monday.com - A UX Tool Explored
Content Strategy, what's this all about?
Design Briefs, how useful are these?
Exploring Research Methods
Mental Models - Understanding Users
Tools for Research, Hand-off, Presentation and Automation
Content Strategy
Speeding Up the Process - Design Sprints
Design Systems Powering Entire Teams
Monday.com - A UX Tool Explored
Content Strategy, what's this all about?
Design Briefs, how useful are these?
Exploring Research Methods
Mental Models - Understanding Users
Tools for Research, Hand-off, Presentation and Automation
Content Strategy
Speeding Up the Process - Design Sprints
Design Systems Powering Entire Teams
Flowchart
The problem was not brain surgery. The prototype needed to present the journal entries for users to view in a simple, organized manner. The articles were the most important portion of the prototype, therefore the user needed a solution that would provide easy navigation and readability.
Wireframes were created in Figma
Prototyping was commenced in Figma
Lessons Learned
Although the methods to ideate this deliverable were basic, the research and exploration of UX tools was invaluable. This project increased my awareness to best practices in the industry, current tools and frameworks for growth and knowledge. I learned how to present a large amount of content in a simple fashion, increased my communication and writing skills and deliver.
Next Steps
Make this UI responsive for tablet and web
Expand the design system
Post articles to industry digests and journals for other colleagues to appreciate
Continue posting these articles on Medium.com
*A proposed prototype concept following the guidelines for a UX Design graduate course. This study was not for profit. Images were used for education draft purposes only.
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