I redesigned my old website after finishing the UX/UI Certificate at SMU. I used user-centered design to diagnose and fix the button design and the organizational layout of the navigation bar. The new design tested much better and I manged to increase my system usability score from C to A percentile rank.
A website for writing interactive fiction collaboratively.
Stories are publicly editable and can branch out in different directions.
Rewrite bad endings and change the story as you like.
A public forum for campfire-like story telling with branching narratives.
I needed to find out what were people saying about the old design so I tested it.
SUS: 65% with 10 users
I Interviewed 6 people of various ages about how they read books.
What I Observed from out users, they...
Changed nav-bar language and reorganized for quicker website mastery.
Refined the home page to avoid intimidating new users and took the opportunity to establish the tone.
Combined web pages to clean up navigation clutter.
Four Sketches were created per view.
Critiqued with different users and revised to visually communicate our features before committing to the prototypes.
I asked several people to go through the designs and give impressions.
“I’m overwhelmed, there is too much going on.”
“What does that symbol mean?”
Solution: Simplify the design!
“It’s still too much, you should add a welcome page.”
“The title is off center”
"I like how the search looks like a bookmark"
•System Usability Scale Score 85%
•With the same 10 people as previous.