A UX case study: redesigning an existing website
GOAL: To rebuilding an existing website. Took an
existing website repute.net to redesign.
Objective of the website is to make you understand the concept and then to make you invest in it.
Time span
2 days
Parameters to be undertaken
The concept is new and must be understood by the user, making it relatable.
Limitation: Time- Since it is to be done in just 2 days, primary research, workshop etc. cannot be done. Have to follow the branding and design guidelines along with secondary research to come up with right solution.
Problems- To make user well understand the concept
and the power of data democracy:
- 1. Although a minimalist website, which is trendy but not conceptualised well. Since it is a new concept a lot of information should be provided through various mediums and product designs related to it should be put forward, but no space is given for the same.
- 2. Illustrations and Infographics are missing to make the user understand well. Can be done by minimalist way of narration to help user understand the concepts like basic line diagrams, pictures etc., since it is altogether new concept and user must be made aware of it.
- 3. Making the flow easier finding the right space for app store link to download and should be given foremost consideration. As the product is app based and websites here acts as catalyst to onboard the user.
- 4. Keeping the brand identity intact, making space for more usable features which can come in future.
Strategic point
Making users to download the app quickly and easily.
To
build that attractiveness on the website and that quick action taking
henceforth.
Hue given
Typography:
Lato
Problem Statement to solve-How can user understand the concept easily and make use of the product?
Demographic (Target audience) - User above 18 to 60 can use the app and
website. Although active users will be of the age 25 to 40, who travel a lot
and wish to go paperless with data security. They are ready to take risk and
will go extra leap to ease their life (as seen with credit card usage and app
like ‘cred’ are well related to it).
Think & Feel: Busy educated user and therefore want direct approach
with clarity.
SWOT of the website-
Strengths
New concept and new market with not many competitors
Many further tie- ups possible
Multiple features related concept
High usability with high risk
Weakness
User might not be able to trust and provide his/ her
information
Feel time consuming to provide feedback of others
Opportunities
Once a user always a user, once a user is onboard he/she
will stick to the app as this in itself is very hooked concept.
Threats
Data leakage threat
PAIN POINTS with existing website-
- Reliability needs to be developed which can come with professionalism and transparency.
- Colours are chosen as per the subtle hues and trends but are not catchy enough to hold the user attention and make them sign up.
- Not well descriptive website.
- Website related to such kind generally have different colours and 'content deliver ability' is also different.
- Making people understand the value of their data that can be only done with valuable website.
Value Propositions

Minimum Viability Product needs are:
·
Building trust that their data is safe
·
A clear process and transparency
·
Option of doing it from website, as the
user wants quick conduct.
Existing:
For Consumer section
For Business:
For about:
For career:
Empathy Mapping (3 persona)
Trends
from the service provider as well as product provider leaders in the market:
All the service driven websites are generally image driven
and powerful. Yet I don’t know the process hence sticking to improving aesthetics
as per already data provided.
MUST
- · Professional Visual elements.
- · Short & direct Information.
- · Since a service design further Information must be available on Clicks.
- · App based product like CRED therefore download link must be there on the website itself, just like CRED.
- · Mobile adaptable website therefore heat mapping of main icons towards right is beneficial and hence keeping logo on the left is most feasible.
- · Subscription, sharing are further features needed for smooth flow.
- · Sticking to colour theme and typography.
SHOULD
- · Each element comes with a story describing us the process: as how that will happen using the product, therefore clickable “Read more” should be given in order to make user or potential user to read about that particular feature further.
- · Capabilities or Insights must be given in the Main menu as this being an altogether path breaking idea and needs to be well delivered to the users.
COULD
- · As there is sign up and login in the website itself, profile, dashboard and settings must also be there.
- · These elements should be similar to service design websites.
WON’T
- · "Get Started" is not needed as the person walkthrough and will know about the brand and the product. Rather download link is more important in order to go directly to the app store and download the app.
UI Design
Flow
Usability
Testing
By Nikita Rathi
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