Sparkipedia was the final project for my UX/UI Design certification course. Over the course of two weeks, my team of five took the project from concept to high-fidelity prototype ready to present.
Excerpts from the Sparkipedia case study outline:
After receiving approval for the project proposal, we began by conducting user interviews, constructing a user persona, creating a user flow, and more. This was all performed so that we had a crystal clear picture of who our users would be and what they would be using our app for.
Samples of pre-design work used to clearly establish our users, their needs, and how they would be using our app:
Additional samples of competitor analyses, testing plans, interview scripts, and mood board:
After building a robust understanding of our users and their needs, we began to construct a prototype for our app, beginning with lofi prototypes proceeding into wireframes, then midfi and finally a high fidelity first draft prototype.
After feedback and iteration, we created our final App Prototype
