Leveraging UI/UX design to enhance the usability of Chipcon, there by driving business success by securing the proposal.
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Role
UI/UX Designer
Industry
Semiconductor
Duration
3 Weeks
What is currently happening ?
The main users of the application are test engineers who work in various other organisations. Since we worked as service partner, we were not able to do an extensive research as we had minimal exposure to the users. But we were able to meet a handful of users and also got help from various stakeholders to gather more insights.
What do we need for the proposal?
From the discussions with users and stakeholders, conducting usability testings, we were able to uncover a list of problems and pain points. Working sessions were conducted with the stakeholders to organise the problems, helping us prioritise our efforts.
3 to 5 hours of training
Unconventional Workflows
Unrelated configuration in single page
Not intuitive
How are we going to do it?
From the discussions with users and stakeholders, conducting usability testings, we were able to uncover a list of problems and pain points. Working sessions were conducted with the stakeholder to group the problems, helping us prioritise our efforts.
Onboarding and getting started with the application is difficult and takes more time and effort
There’s no dedicated onboarding flow, so a client representative currently has to demo the application to every new user. Adding an onboarding flow with GIFs or videos in a carousel to showcase features and usage can eliminate the need for manual training.
The application lacks empty states. When a new project launches, it opens with default configurations, leaving users confused about where to start and how to navigate the app. To address this, empty states with intuitive messages and clear CTAs were introduced, guiding users on where to start and how to navigate.
Information is spread randomly and making things confusing
Information was scattered across various pages, making it difficult to navigate. A proper information architecture was implemented, grouping global operations together, adding a new page for DIO configuration, and moving the protocol register map to the register map page, among other improvements.
3.UX Writing
Headings and labels are not clear enough for the user to understand what is or will happen.tion is spread randomly and making things confusing
The application had popups with misleading headings, unclear error messages, and vague CTA labels.
Headings, CTA labels, error messages, and other content were refined for clarity, improving the overall intuitiveness of the application.
How did the proposal go?
We presented our approach to enhancing the UX and system design, supported by compelling data. The proposal was successful, resulting in budget approval. The improvements made to the UX were crucial in securing the proposal.
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