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#UIUX #Redesign
Saved Pages
Redesigning Saved Pages through accessible design to optimize navigation path and provide intuitive and organized saved content.
Applied Skills: Prototyping, Usability Testing, A/B Testing, Surveys and Data Analysis
Overview
Team
Individual
Hats Worn
Lead User Researcher
Lead UI/UX Designer
Timeline
Oct 2024 - Dec 2024
(3 Month Timeframe)
Tools
Figma & Figjam,
Google Forms
Impact of WISE Cities
The Saved Pages feature in WISE Cities was designed to provide older adults with a dedicated space to easily access their bookmarked, favorited, and saved content without frustration. The challenge was to create a solution that was not only functional and visually organized but also intuitive for users with varying levels of digital literacy. To address this, the design process focused on implementing a clear visual organization system using accessibility principles that align with how older adults naturally interact with digital platforms.
HMW Problem Statement ...
How Might We design an intuitive & accessible saved pages for older adults that allows them to easily find their previous saved content?
This is a story of ...
How I took ownership of the Saved Pages of wise cities and redesigned it to better cater for the needs of older adults.
How was the project structured ...?
Approach Overview
Research
Designing Phase
Usability Testing
Improvements
Wrap-up
Research
As the UX lead for the Saved Pages redesign in WISE Cities, I conducted extensive research and brainstorming to create an intuitive system tailored for older adults. This process laid the foundation for an optimized Saved Pages experience that ensures older adults can easily find, manage, and navigate their saved content without confusion.
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Researched saved pages across various platforms, including retail, social media, and service-based websites.
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Identified strengths and shortcomings of these platforms, focusing on what worked well for WISE Cities' target users—older adults.
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Analyzed key organizational features, such as:
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Filters for easy content sorting.
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Tabs & category widgets for structured navigation.
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Search bars for quick access.
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Collapsible containers to reduce clutter.
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Design
Quick Iterations
Multiple design iterations were explored, testing various organizational structures to optimize usability. After refining the options, the most effective designs were presented to the team for feedback and final selection.
The tabs and chip filter design was unanimously chosen for its clean, cohesive layout that seamlessly communicated functionality while maintaining a visually intuitive experience.
Final Design
More To Come Soon!
Project is still under construction, more details on the design process to come soon!
Minor Tweaks
To ensure consistency and prevent confusion, the tab structure was updated to match the categories on the home page, expanding from three to eight tabs for a more seamless experience.
Additionally, I introduced a "New Update" badge feature in the saved content section. This enhancement, which was not part of the original plan, helps users stay informed about updates, changes, or announcements related to their saved content, prompting them to review important updates effortlessly.
