Revolutionizing Device Ecommerce: A UX Case Study
As someone deeply passionate about improving user experiences and making meaningful impacts in people's lives, I stepped into the role of UX Manager with a clear mission: to tackle the challenges faced by individuals seeking to purchase healthcare products post-consultation. My role wasn't just about designing interfaces or optimizing conversion rates; it was about empathizing with users, understanding their frustrations and needs, and championing their cause throughout the design process.
From the outset, I recognized the multifaceted nature of the problem at hand. It wasn't simply a matter of designing a more user-friendly website; it required a holistic approach that encompassed research, collaboration, and innovation. My responsibilities spanned a wide spectrum, from conducting user interviews and analyzing data to collaborating with cross-functional teams and iterating on design solutions.
But perhaps the most critical aspect of my role was serving as an advocate for the user. In every meeting, every decision, and every line of code, I kept the needs and desires of our target audience front and center. Whether it was advocating for accessible design features or pushing back against unnecessary complexity, I was unwavering in my commitment to putting the user first.
The size of the team include 2 People. - Satyajit Roy (UX Manager), Bikru (Sr. Designer)
The project is planned to be executed over a timeline of 12 months. The timeline includes different phases such as research and analysis, design, development, testing, and deployment. The exact duration of each phase will be determined based on the project requirements and priorities.
Our process based on the Double Diamond Theory and Lean UX process. We aim to incorporate the key phases of Discovery, Definition, Ideation and Implementation in all of our projects.
Design System
Prototype & Final Design
Prototype LinkDesign Takeaway
UX Success KPI