DISCLAIMER: This post contains spoilers! Don't say I haven't told you 😀 A few days ago it was a solo night for me; completely broken from the busy day I just wanted to lie in the sofa and watch something - which you can easily find on Netflix, of course.So I went on the website … Continue reading “The Passengers” and The Coffee from the Hell
You might consider this post aside of what I usually publish in here, however, it has been a while since I am in the web design field, so I thought it could be useful to share my way to approach a new project which involves the rebrand of a small business and the design/code of … Continue reading Ranelagh Take Away: Rebrand + Website
Do you know that horrible moment when, after everything you have done and all the effort and love put in your project, you also need to sell it? Don't you? Well, that's the case, so here we go.You find below a series of few slides where I try all my best to explain why Argos … Continue reading UXing Argos.ie Mobile: The Proposal
Now the time where I bet everything...!A long long LONG process brought me to create a new design for Argos.ie mobile, and finally, I come to test it! Honestly, I have been pretty nervous about this phase of the process since the beginning. It felt like I was gambling on my way to think about the … Continue reading UXing Argos.ie mobile: Users Testing
Once the list of the first rush of improvements is defined (you can find mine in the previous post) it is time to get the hands dirty, proposing visual solutions and skim those to choose the one which fits best. Starting from the top issues: Show "out of stock info" in the thumbnail of products.Show … Continue reading UXing Argos.ie Mobile: Wireframes and Prototypes
In the last post, we faced the Users Personas method, in which I defined who are the targeted customers of Argos.ie, mobile version.All the improvements I am going to point out in this article are thought for Philip, Barbara, and Annette together, respecting each specific needs. Also, I have already talked a lot about Argos … Continue reading UXing Argos.ie Mobile: Tasks flow and Decision Matrix
After the time spent on brainstorming over the empathy maps, which helped me to have a global vision of what Argos is for their customers (*), it is finally the moment to outline "Who am I designing for?". (*) To be 100% transparent - I would like to remind that, being this project an assessment … Continue reading UXing Argos.ie Mobile: User Personas
