Rivermatters
Physical and Digital city planning game that markets H2Oh! exhibition at Carnegie Science Center.
2015, UX Designer
As the business grows, the team decided to separate their identity monitoring service as a stand-alone product. I was focusing on below three key items for this product revamp. This included participating in the development of new branding and style guide, conducting usability testing, providing high fidelity mock-ups and supporting engineers for development.
The landing page needs to explain the value of identity monitoring service and how the users can actively utilize the service, therefore, we closely worked with the content team to convey the right message using the suitable visual elements. Below is finalized landing page wireframe after redesign.
As soon as the user finishes the payment step, activation completion was required for the full service coverage. The first version was designed so that the user provides the information before the payment gets completed.
To provide smoother experience, I came up with a set of interaction that will help users to digest forms in smaller chunks.
Input Field Prototyping, ObjectivesView the types of information to fill in at a glance. Input fields are grouped into related chunks. The label is always visible, even after they finish typing in. Show the current section, invalid values, and successful submission to convey the concept of progress.
In this version, service activation and payment step were separated. First, users create accounts, then submits the payment method. After this, they can complete the activation so that the full coverage can be started.
In previous dashboard, data were presented separately in multiple pages based on the types. Users could only view the total number of alerts from the dashboard. They were unfamiliar with the difference of some types, but strongly reacted to their credit score or social security number alerts which could be associated with their financial losses. Therefore, we decided to include types as part of the alert table.
This prototype was created using HTML/CSS, Javascript and Bootstrap Framework.
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To help business owners get prepared for data-breaches, the team decided to build Administrator’s portal, which allows them to purchase a number of services to their employees and customers.
Physical and Digital city planning game that markets H2Oh! exhibition at Carnegie Science Center.