Putting the ‘U’ back into UX
Requirements Gathering and Discovery
Only after understanding is reached should the process kick into high gear or you may be hurtling at top speed in the wrong direction.
IA Design and Sitemaps
This corporate site redesign required an assessment of pre-existing content so that we could identify areas to remove and expand.
This kiosk experience sought to bundle related information and multimedia assets for users to navigate via a touch-screen wall at tradeshows.
UX Design and Wireframing
United Healthcare needed a way to deploy casual games to their medicare supplement subscribers via web and mobile apps. This was one of the diagrams I created to clarify how the user journey will flow.
A major financial institution needed a responsive modular design system that provided a suite of unique content components as well as a way to deploy a corporate podcast that they were launching.
Minnesota Community Care needed a way to guide visitors to the content that mattered most to them. These landing page UX wireframes were just one of the ways I helped ensure this.
UI Design Mockups
The Minnesota chapter of the ACNM needed a new look for their WordPress CMS website that better reflected their mission and values..
Minnesota Community Care sought to modernize the branded impact of a local nonprofit network of medical clinics by redesigning their WordPress CMS website.
The Touch of Sound is a global network of audio enthusiasts that share location-based sounds from around the world as a way of immersing users in the sonic texture of cities, nature, and oceans.
UX Prototyping
This interactive product microsite was built to work both online and at trade shows. It contained a mixture of 3d demos, interactive simulations and eLearning content. This prototype helped us share and evaluate the UX before development.
This WCAG 2.0-compliant accessible trivia game we built for UHC. While the end product allowed vision-impaired users to play with screen reader and keyboard only, this early prototype gave us a good understanding of how mouse-users would navigate the game experience and screens.
This application was originally intended to give users an AR experience while riding the light rail train. This early prototype allowed us to evaluate how difficult it would be to find a location and calibrate the app to allow the user to experience the art.
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