A 2.5-week sprint in a group project with Dylan Flowers & Cherie Chambers. We worked with OutSystems, commissioned by General Assembly to work on improving training for developers & users starting the platform. The output was a high-fidelity clickable prototype that can engage users with personalisation of learning journeys, unique to their different needs. — UX Techniques Market Research, User research (surveys, interviews, competitive analysis), affinity mapping, information architecture, user flows, task analysis, sketching, prototyping & usability testing

A 2-week sprint with a team: Timi, Valeria, Rebecca & myself. We researched extensively on both markets & users and worked towards a high-fidelity prototype that can effectively solve the pain points & frustrations of the V&A visitors. We identified key opportunities and designed a hybrid app to make visiting the V&A an easy & engaging experience — UX Techniques Market Research (feature analysis, contextual inquiry), User research (guerilla testing, interviews, surveys), affinity mapping, empathy maps, user flows, task analysis, sketching and prototyping

A 2-week sprint that I independently researched, designed, tested, iterated and present a clickable e-commerce site prototype. I was working on ‘Loading Hardware’ and a 75-item inventory to organise and design around. I identified a differentiating selling point and created a website with an inspiration-finding factor. — UX Techniques User research, user journeys, information architecture, design studio, user flows, wireframes, prototyping and usability testing.

My first week in General Assembly London involved exploring & learning UX techniques and rapid prototyping. The objective of the very first project was to create an interactive prototype of a mobile application. In this 1 week sprint, I had a partner to work with (in my case, it’s Haseeb). I identified a need and aimed towards solving that with an app in a simple and effective manner. — UX Techniques User research, interviewing, concept mapping, storyboarding, participatory design, sketching and paper prototypes.

Before embarking on the UXDI course General Assembly, I was tasked to do some pre-work, part of the admissions process included on working on a 1-week challenge to show why am I a good fit! I worked on designing a simple mobile app to improve the grocery experience. — When it comes to grocery shopping, the possibilities are endless. Grocers are coming up with so many different channels and mediums to interact with their consumers. The use of online and mobile coupons as well as mobile shopping lists are cited to be the most common in-store digital engagement in…