Design and develop a UI based on a UX scenario, using appropriate UX design principles, and develop a 3000-word report to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of UX design principles and practical approaches.
You will demonstrate critical appraisal of the UX theories required for the design and implementation of a prototype system for the WorldCraft.
You are also required to implement a full lifecycle UX analysis and design, utilising Jesse James Garrett’s methodology for designing digital products.
Scenario
WorldCraft Limited is an online shopping store looking to design and develop an up-to-date system to effectively cater for the needs of their growing business. Due to the rapid increase of online education and to stay ahead of its competitors, the company has decided to improve the layout of its existing system in order to improve learners’ online experience.
For the purpose of this assignment, you are required to improve the end users’ journey for the following online services, you must also consider the website, mobile and iPad-friendly design.
Hint: first discuss about different interviewing techniques and why we use, then design a UX qualitative interview questionnaires according to case study.
Hint: first discuss about what is user persona and why we use, then construct 2 user personas according to case study.
Hint: first discuss about what are user stories and why we use, then develop 2 user stories according to your case study.
Hint: first discuss about different navigational structures and why we use, then select. justify and implement navigational structure according to case study
Hint: first discuss about what are high fidelity wireframes and why we use, then Implement high fidelity wireframes according to case study
Hint: first discuss about what is testing and why we do, then test high fidelity wireframes according to case study
Hint: first discuss about what is prototype, style tiles and guides then Implement / develop the prototypes which must reflect your wireframe and justify chosen colour/styles of the final design