A UX Designer | Product Designer | Interaction Designer.
COMCAST
Maximizer Is An Automated Wi-Fi Tester That Creates Large Number Of Virtual Wireless Clients Into Bands like 6 GHz. It Allows Integration Of The Virtual Clients With Real Wireless Clients In Different Data And Media Streaming Configurations. These Configurations Include TCP And UDP Traffic In Both Downstream And Upstream Directions, In Addition To Audio/Video Streaming In Multicast And Video On Demand Modes
Team
Design
2 UX / UI Designer
Me ( UX / UI Designer)
Visual Designer
Tech
4 Frontend Devs
4 Backend Devs
Duration : 3 Months
Responsibilities
Understanding Business Goals and Requirements:
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Gain a deep understanding of the project's business goal, user requirements, and constraints.
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Conduct research to comprehend the target audience and their needs, ensuring alignment with the project objectives.
User Flows, Scenarios, and Information Architecture:
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Define user flows and scenarios that outline how users will navigate through the application to accomplish tasks.
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Develop the information architecture to organize content and features logically, ensuring a user-centric structure.​
Creating High-Quality Wireframes, Mocks, and Prototypes:
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Translate feedback and requirements into detailed high-quality wireframes and mockups that showcase the visual representation of the application features.
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Craft interactive prototypes that allow stakeholders to experience the user journey and interactions.
Collaborating with Visual Design and Visual Scalability:
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Collaborate with visual designers to ensure the user interface aligns with the project's visual identity and branding guidelines.
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Ensure that design decisions are scalable across different platforms and devices while maintaining a consistent visual experience.​
Collaborating with Developers for Functionality:
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Work closely with both front-end and back-end developers to explain the intricacies of the product's functionality and feature lists.
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Provide support and clarification during the development phase to ensure the design vision is effectively translated into the final product.
Iterative Design and Rework:
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Embrace an iterative design approach, continuously refining and enhancing design elements based on feedback and user testing.
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Adapt and rework designs as necessary to address changing requirements and evolving user needs.
Challenges
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Lack of understanding users
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Limited resources
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Iterative Design Processes
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Communication breakdown
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Conflicting Stakeholder interests
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Balancing Aesthetics with Functionality
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Iterations and improvements in design
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Communicating with the development team
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Testing and validating design decisions are made
