UX Process Cheat Sheet

Impressions of a UX designer travelling in Japan — Always wanted to visit — finally, did — and got oh-so enchanted by the many wonderful experiences from a designer’s point of view… it’s always about the little things, here’s a small compilation of my favourites: 1. Numbered metro stations This is such a useful feature! Each metro station has a…

A functional element of the UI — What’s the emotional driver? When asked if I wanted to do some illustrations to promote an app, all excited, I said yes straight away! However, before my pen touched paper to do some concept sketching, I needed to ask: What can I do with the app? …

Case study no. 4 at General Assembly — Brief create a crowdfunding website for scientists to: - Engage scientists in creating profiles and content. - Make the website a go-to place for scientific research. - Help scientists in gaining more funds. UX Team Ben, Timileyin, me Duration 2 weeks Research To find out how other crowdfunding websites work, we’ve…

Case study no. 3 at General Assembly — Brief: Integrate Air France’s current, in-flight services into a mobile-first, responsive website or a native mobile or tablet application. UX Team: Dylan, Jason, me Duration: 2 weeks Competitive Analysis First, we looked at the Competitors, to have a good overview of what the current situation is in regards to the mobile based…

Case study no. 2 at General Assembly — Challenge With a crisply fresh brief in hand and a two-week timeframe, I was ready to carry out all the necessary UX methodologies I’d learnt so far at GA. The challenge was to create a web-based shopping experience for a local sporting goods shop in London. So let’s start with… Insights Online shop goals …

Case study no. 1 at General Assembly — What’s your daily challenge? In my first week of the UX Design Immersive course at General Assembly, I worked with Jin to solve one of her main daily challenges. The goal was to create a lo-fi app prototype. Just after a few minutes of conversation with Jin, we’ve identified her problem: she’d love to…