If You Answered Yes, NYC We Have Something for You! The Department of Consumer and Worker Protection’s core function is twofold: it enforces consumer protection and licensing laws to shield New Yorkers from predatory business practices, while also enforcing critical worker protection standards like paid safe and sick leave, fair workweek laws for certain sectors, […]

Project Overview: Interacting With Young Adults: Understanding Navigation and Terminology on MagnificentH MagnificentH is a micro-museum platform contain knowledge and cultural storytelling, with the goal of bringing museums into a new digital era. The platform allows museums and creators to showcase visual content that exposes the public to art and history in an authentic way,

MagnificentH offers a digital space to share and post users’ creations as its own micro-museum, while also allowing for monetization and agency over their work. Our goal is to improve the website’s usability regarding terminology and understandability by conducting multiple remote moderated usability tests. Usability issues were revealed through these tests on MagnificentH.com regarding clarity and more visualization. Potential solutions were provided.

OpenLab City Tech is a platform for faculty and students to access their school work or any resources they may need while attending or working at the institution. This case study revolves around creating better accessibility for OpenLab City Tech’s Directory pages via desktop and mobile. GOALS Tasked with doing an accessibility audit of OpenLab

By Madison Magnani | INFO 644 | Usability Theory & Practice Project Snapshot Project: NYU Skirball Website Usability and Membership Redesign Client: NYU Skirball Center for the Performing Arts Timeline: 6 week research and design sprint Role: UX Researcher and Designer Brief Overview Timeline: 6-week research and design sprint (academic + client-facing) Our team recruited