Distinction Certificate Project

Leah Kissick

@leahKissick

Please see working prototype here: https://youtu.be/D5SdGg2V-xU

Ethan Haque

@ethanHaque

Here is my Class Distinction Project over Midfirst Bank - note: I'm not affiliated with Midfirst Bank and this is simply a UX Case Study

Alexandra Voytko

@AlexandraVoytko

https://www.figma.com/deck/QBkWelQKGPmy2fogDZ2Y7Z/Distinction-project?node-id=1-2&t=9QSLPZrgGeTxg3kY-1 I made a presentation in FIGMA SLIDES, let me know if you can open it

Natalia Thomaidis

@NatalieDis

Here is my Vimeo-Link to the Prototype: https://vimeo.com/1224018200?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci I also took a few screenshots from my Figma work file. Thank you very much for your help and support. Best regards, Natalia Thomaidis

Jeff Young

@jeffYoung

Project Overview This UX case study, completed as my Distinction project, details an independent optimization of the QuickBites app to eliminate "filter fatigue" and decision paralysis for time-constrained users. Please note that I am not employed by or affiliated with QuickBites; this project was chosen independently to analyze food ordering platforms and identify potential feature gaps. I thoroughly enjoyed the research process, particularly exploring the diverse ways these platforms handle menu navigation. However, the sheer volume of information made it challenging to synthesize the data efficiently within a tight timeline. While I initially wanted to design an entirely new menu filtering system, I ultimately decided to optimize and reuse existing filtering patterns—such as a prominent "Smart Filter" Tag Bar and an intuitive Quick-Action Bottom Sheet—to stay on track, drastically reducing time-to-task while transforming passive food scrolling into effortless ordering. Completing the Distinction project was incredibly rewarding, and I am so glad I didn't skip it to rush into the next Figma class. Working through this UX case study helped me reinforce my skills and truly understand the material on a deeper level. The hands-on process proved invaluable. While I know I could keep refining this project for weeks, I recognized the importance of finding a logical stopping point to keep my momentum going.

James Parrott

@jamesParrott

This Project and the Business I chose I have no Affiliation with Waterdrop and I have used purely for the sake of completing the Distinction Course all Artwork and Logos I have used belong to the brand along with the images I have cropped it has been used purely for the UX Case Study. Here is my Project Brief & Persona and Task Flow as it involves the purchase of items i have recreated it and will be concentrating on two sections of the overall flow that will be the Catalogue / Item Selection screen and then the actual basket/checkout section as upon reading my findings you will understand why these need to be improved upon. I have matched the colours from the original website to tie it all in smoothly.

Ayesha Munir

@AyeshaMunir

https://youtu.be/qx_yIIff-KA?si=VfQH7WLQhRgbyT3x

Kevin Mulcahy

@kevinMulcahy

Project Brief.

James Hollar

@jamesHollar

I really enjoyed this class and look forward to the advance class.

Daniel Perosin

@danielPerosin

I don't use social media so will not be able to upload there.

Louise Birch

@louiseBirch

Redesign of task flow for hotpod yoga

Ginger Bread

@gingerBread

Video Link: https://youtu.be/RRRgHOarB_s