UMass Lowell SiS Rebrand
UX/UI Design
The UMass Lowell secure site, known as SiS, is a nightmare to navigate and hated by both student and faculty users. It is inefficient, confusing, and aesthetically unappealing. As a UX/UI design project, I decided to rebrand SiS by combining it with the other sites used by the college (Blackboard, NOW, & UCAPS), creating an all-encompassing version. I completed detailed competitor research before beginning the project, followed by sketching, user flows, low-fidelity wireframing in Axure RP and usability testing following
a written script. After finalizing the UX/functionality of the native desktop application, I developed a style tile to direct my high-fidelity UI designs in Adobe XD. A second round
of usability testing was performed to test the creative designs with multiple revisions made afterwards. A pattern library/UI design system was developed for the final product. The rebrand effectively adheres to the UMass Lowell brand guidelines and was designed in compliance to web accessibility standards.
Current Application
Rebrand of Application
User Flow
Style Tile
Final Screens
Login Screen
Home Screen
Home Screen - Navigation Expanded
Profile Screen
Class Search Screen
Schedule Builder Screen
Agenda Screen
Grades Screen
Grades Screen - Example Pop-up
Degree Pathway Screen
Balance Screen
Pay Balance Screen - Example Drop-down List
UI Design System
