UX & UI - Adobe Winter Wonderland - Winning Project
Teaming up with graphic and UX designers globally, we collaborated on crafting a mobile app interface for Adobe XD's "Winter Wonderland workshop." In just 5 days, we created a comprehensive UX design flow to translate London's Winter Wonderland into an online experience amid the challenges posed by Covid-19.
This journey involved a Lean UX approach, conducting user interviews and refining wireframes and prototypes through iterative cycles. Our idea was presented to a panel of three judges, who declared our design the competition winner, recognizing its excellence in both usability and aesthetics.
Deliverables - Wireframes - Low and high fidelity prototypes - Interactive prototypes - Interview analysis - Customer testing - Moodboard - Visual designs
HMW Statements - Here we wrote 'How Might We' help statements for our persona Patricia, we all spent 30 minutes writing different statements answering the question 'How might we help Patricia enjoy London's Winter Wonderland from Germany during the global pandemic?'
Ideation - We generated solutions for the chosen HMW statement, assigned different colours to team members, and voted for ideas. Next, we visually plotted these concepts on an Importance/Feasibility graph to determine the most suitable ones for advancing to prototyping and final design stages.
Low Fidelity - Given the time constraints and the virtual collaboration of a newly formed team, we opted to create a low-fid prototype, this approach allowed us to quickly align on the desired app flow and establish a common understanding of the fundamental layout, ensuring everyone on the team was on the same page despite the challenges of remote collaboration with unfamiliar team members.
High-Fidelity Prototype - Given the time constraints and the virtual collaboration of a newly formed team, we opted to create a low-fid prototype, this approach allowed us to quickly align on the desired app flow and establish a common understanding of the fundamental layout, ensuring everyone on the team was on the same page despite the challenges of remote collaboration with unfamiliar team members.
