Usability – Page 6

UX Research: Smithsonian Institute Traveling Exhibition services (SITES)

Sneh Ganjoo / May 7, 2023 / Projects

About SITES Smithsonian Institute Traveling Exhibition Services or SITES is a service by the Smithsonian Museum that curates and offers Smithsonian-quality exhibits or displays to museums and communities around the US.These exhibits feature artifacts and immersive experiences in fields of science, art and history. The website functions as a primary source of information for hosting […]

UX Research: Smithsonian Institute Traveling Exhibition services (SITES) Read More »

Design Critique: RV Life (app)

Bhavna Paikattil / February 7, 2023 / Design Critiques

RV life is an app that helps users find RV-friendly parks and other pit stops along the path of their route. It allows you to be part of a community where people read and leave reviews about the places they visit and mention the amenities available that might be essential for travel. This critique analyses

Design Critique: RV Life (app) Read More »

Design critique: Airbnb (website)

Divyansha Arora / February 3, 2023 / News

Air bed and breakfast as its popularly known, Airbnb, is a platform where property owners can rent out their properties for the travellers to stay in. Airbnb is leading the charge when it comes to creating a booking experience that gets the job done for websites. Airbnb has clearly done their research and has been

Design critique: Airbnb (website) Read More »

Design Critique: Netflix (Website)

Zhuoran Xu / February 2, 2023 / Design Critiques

Introduction Netflix is a membership-based subscription platform for streaming movies and TV dramas. It was founded in 1997. It profited solely by renting DVDs at the beginning, but today it is focusing more on providing online video streaming services. Netflix’s earliest subscription system began in 1999, and users could choose to pay different price subscription

Design Critique: Netflix (Website) Read More »

Design Critique: Too Good to go (IOS app)

Zhenglin Zhang / February 2, 2023 / Design Critiques

Too Good To Go is the world’s first app against food waste, helping merchants reduce daily food waste and engaging more people at a low cost. This critique review follows a Too Good To Go user looking for and collecting surprise bags on an iPhone 13.

Design Critique: Too Good to go (IOS app) Read More »

Design Critique: The Target App (iPhone app)

Tharani Prabu / February 1, 2023 / News

Introduction The Target app is an e-commerce site representing Target, a long-standing retail establishment based in North America. It contains features aiding both online and in-store shopping, such as order and pick-up scheduling, home delivery options, a barcode scanner and more. This post critiques the app in accordance with principles and concepts outlined in Don

Design Critique: The Target App (iPhone app) Read More »

Design Critique: iOS Camera App

Mary Haws / February 1, 2023 / Design Critiques

This critique explores the various modes and settings of iOS camera interface with a focus on improving discoverability and understandability.

Design Critique: iOS Camera App Read More »

Design Critique: Pinterest(iPhone app)

Wenge Wang / January 28, 2023 / Design Critiques

Pinterest is an image and social platform, with a bevy of features for an inspiring discovery. Users can share and discover visual assets, including images, Gifs, videos, pinboards, and shopping in various topics. This design critique is based on “the Design of Everyday Things: Revised and Expanded Edition” by Don Norman.

Design Critique: Pinterest(iPhone app) Read More »

Design Critique: Toddle – Teaching & Learning platform

Karan Vora / January 28, 2023 / Design Critiques

Toddle is an all-in-one platform that simplifies curriculum planning, project and portfolio management, assessment and reporting, and online learning. It provides a comprehensive suite of tools to help educators and administrators manage the curriculum development process. The website designed by Toddle is a great example of good design that follows many of the design principles outlined by Don Norman in his book Design of Everyday Things.

Design Critique: Toddle – Teaching & Learning platform Read More »

Optimize website content comprehension for a New York City environmental nonprofit

Hoa Luong / December 20, 2022 / Projects

Our team of three UX researchers and designers spent 8 weeks to evaluate the new website for our client – Big Reuse, and proposed solutions for improvements.

Optimize website content comprehension for a New York City environmental nonprofit Read More »