Application Design 1 - Project 1: Mobile Application Proposal
01 Sept 2023 - 22 Sept 2023 (Week 1 - Week 4)
Students are required to create a proposal document for their mobile
application project. You are required to redesign an existing mobile
application that you find unsatisfactory in terms of the user experience or
interface design and it is subject to preliminary approval by the module
coordinator. The document will determine whether or not the mobile
application idea is good to continue to the next development phase.
The experience, from the initial proposal of this application to its
presentation, was a smooth and exciting journey. After a year of refining
our design and research skills, we were finally able to put our knowledge
into practice in the UI/UX field and develop our design intuition. The
overall learning atmosphere with our classmates and Mr. Shamsul was
comfortable and joyful. Nevertheless, I acknowledge that there is plenty of
room for improvement in my performance, and I am dedicated to investing the
required effort to enhance my skills further.
01 Sept 2023 - 22 Sept 2023 (Week 1 - Week 4)
Vincent Lee // 0359386
Application Design I // Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media //
Taylor's University
INSTRUCTIONS
Lecture
All lectures and practical are completed in here.
Instructions
MIB
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Project 1: Mobile Application Proposal
Figure 1.1 - Unsatisfactory UI/UX Mobile App - Slides, Week 2 (08 Sept 2023)
Upon confirmation we were tasked to do the following:
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| Figure 1.2 - Mobile App Proposal Outline, Week 2 (08 Sept 2023) |
Figure 1.3 - Project 1_App Design Proposal: Koi Thé - Slides, Week 4 (22 Sept 2023)
Feedback
Week 2 - App Analysis
To adhere to the 5 principles of usability for the redesign of the
selected app, it's essential to keep things simple and straightforward.
One piece of advice is to consider implementing a pop-up window on the
login page.
Week 3 - Proposal
Mr. Shamsul suggested that, rather than opting for A/B Testing,
conducting one-to-one interviews might be a more practical approach for
this project, as A/B Testing can be time-consuming. A brief overview of
the user research methodology will suffice for this section.
Week 4 - Presentation
The selection of interviewees needs to be reevaluated, as it could
introduce bias. It's known that the closer a researcher is to their
participants, the more genuine and valuable the data becomes. Apart from
that, the user research is well-structured. Usability testing being an
integral component in each research method, applied after data
collection.
Reflection
Quick Links
Project 2: UIUX Design Document
Project 3: Low-Fidelity Prototype
Final Project: High-Fidelity Prototype
