Tumo Setswammung

@tumoSetswammng

This is the first of several files that will illustrate what I did. So this here is the app that i decided to redesign. Although I like the colour screen, the app itself is barely useable (well, to my standards). In order to just check your bank balance you have to navigate to a different page, which is a waste of time already.

Panida Ounarrom

@panidaOunarrom

Distinction Certificate Project

Namoz Mamadkarimov

@namozmamadkarimov

Caregiver - medication reminder app's case study. I worked on this project and case study about a month. Here is the link of final app in Figma: https://shorturl.at/wbShy

Lya van Beersum

@lyaVanBeersum

I've made a new lay-out for the Museum Kurhaus Kleve workshop page and a new look and feel for the banner on top. Less text more fun.

Daniela Matos

@danielarmatos

Case Study

Sevinj Chalabi

@SevinjChalabi

Distinction Certificate Project https://www.behance.net/gallery/207295083/Case-Study-MyFarm-App

Dennis Biron

@dennisBiron

Presentation: https://www.figma.com/deck/0ZHBK0KMI5J9l65e0IZEJ7 -------------------------------------------------------- Figma Presentation: https://www.figma.com/proto/7fEx5v4xshEX8SralmvFg5/UX-Case-Study---FolkMusicNotebook.com?node-id=17-29&node-type=frame&t=vPhDZ4Z7AFHxf2B9-1&scaling=min-zoom&content-scaling=fixed&page-id=1%3A3&starting-point-node-id=17%3A29 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Figma - https://www.figma.com/design/7fEx5v4xshEX8SralmvFg5/UX-Case-Study---FolkMusicNotebook.com?node-id=94-316&t=UzQmPGbRc7b6n6PS-1 -------------------------------------------- Let me know if you have any problems -Dennis

Islam Zotaj

@islamZotaj

This is a UX case study.. I do not work for 88rising or Atarashii Gakko. They are a Japanese dance and vocal performance group. They are a talented group that embraces chaos, authenticity, and rebellion, infusing their performances with a sense of youthfulness and spontaneity. I decided to do my UX project on their English website. I find the website very clean and easy to understand and also their color scheme for the website is very well made, not only it captures attention but also give off a retro, almost nostalgic feel. But I noticed that it was missing an "about us" link or page so I initially decided to make one but in the end I got carried away and I ended up making few changes. I loved studying for this project, I had fun searching for inspiration while listening to their songs.

Miranda Kaufmann

@MirandaKaufmann

For my Distinction Certificate project, I chose the fitness app from the brand Garmin (Disclaimer: I do not for this company and this is just a UX case study). Since I use the app every day myself, I noticed a few things that I wanted to improve. I feel that it lacks personality and a more direct engagement with the user, which would help create a stronger connection to the app. Overall, the app is already very user-friendly and well-organized, so initially, it was challenging to find any drawbacks. Positive: The original Garmin-App features a clean and well-organized structure with excellent use of color accents, particularly the blue theme, which adds a sense of calm and consistency. The choice of icons enhances navigation, while the loading animation provides a smooth and engaging user experience. Negative: The original Garmin-App’s color scheme feels dull and overly dark, giving it a minimalistic but somewhat uninviting look. The Challenge page appears cluttered, and the “Newsfeed” feature feels unnecessary, adding little value. Overall, the app lacks engagement elements that could foster a stronger connection with users. I aim to make the app more visually engaging by refreshing the color scheme and overall visuals. I’d like to improve the structure of the Challenge page and calendar for easier navigation, as well as add more personal touches to enhance user connection. Additionally, I plan to remove the unnecessary Newsfeed feature to streamline the user experience. This project allowed me to dive deeper into the world of fitness apps. One of the more challenging aspects was designing the various charts within the app’s functionality, which turned out to be more complex than I had anticipated. Another challenge was displaying the calendar effectively on such a small screen. I had been wanting to try an Instagram tutorial for a spinner feature, and I was excited to incorporate it here. In summary, I am very pleased with the overall look of the app. However, I feel that the color scheme isn’t yet perfect, and the presentation of some features could be a bit more unique.

Andrey Craciun

@AndreyCraciun

Arc'teryx website redesign - Order taskflow from Product page Before & After Before (Original Flow): • What I Liked: The website’s visual design effectively represented Arc’teryx’s high-quality, premium brand. The use of product imagery and detailed descriptions were well-executed. • What I Disliked: • Inconsistent Typography: The typography used on the product page differed from the cart, which disrupted the visual harmony and overall user experience. • Complex Order Flow: The checkout process had too many steps, requiring unnecessary actions from the user before completing a purchase. Plan for Changes: In my redesign: • Consistent Typography: I unified the typeface across all pages to ensure a consistent and seamless visual experience. • Design System Recreation: I focused on recreating the brand’s design system elements, such as typography, spacing, and coluor schemes, specifically for the order task flow. While I didn’t rebuild the entire design system, I used the key elements needed to maintain brand integrity and ensure a consistent user experience throughout the purchasing process. • Simplified User Flow: I reduced the number of steps in the checkout process to improve the overall flow and speed up the user’s journey from product selection to order confirmation. After (My Redesign Flow): • Typography & Design System: The redesigned flow features a consistent typeface and adheres to Arc’teryx’s visual identity, using only the elements essential for this specific flow. This maintains the brand’s premium feel while optimizing the user experience. • Streamlined Checkout: I simplified the checkout process, reducing the steps required and making it easier for users to navigate from product selection to order confirmation without unnecessary friction.

Pablo I Guzman

@pabloGuzman

Final Project.

Maryam Ahmed

@maryamAhmed

Here is my distinction project!

Mark Cheriyan

@markCheriyan

Final Distinction Project from the Figma Essentials Course - Please note: I do not work for Presto or neither affiliated with the company in question. This project is a UX case study. I credit Iconify and Unsplash for the resources, thanks.