Task
Hopper
User Interface Project
Students need a new task management app designed for college students to organize tasks by category, title, and description. The project involved user interviews, prototypes, flowcharts, and more to create an intuitive and efficient experience.
The Process:
User Interviews
In order to understand the target user, a series of user interviews were done with college students as well as other individuals for its functionality with anyone. From the interviews, the main points gathered were:
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Students use a variety of task management apps or non-task management apps like the Notes app
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The need for basic features - checking off tasks and due dates
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Students want a minimalist app to help them manage tasks not for them to manage
Low Fidelity Wireframes
From initial user interviews, an initial prototype was made with the basic essential features of the task app
User Flow Chart
This demonstrated all the paths a user could do within the task management app
Atomic Design
This dives deeper into the atom and molecule design choices that would be included in the next prototype
Prototype 1: Paper
A paper prototype was made highlighting the most essential features and helped determine which to keep and remove based on user testing.
The Minimum Viable Product
Iterations Made
​From testing the paper and low-fidelity airframe some user goals shifted to address these points for the final iteration:​
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Removing redundant features
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Condense Information on tasks
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Add more organization
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Enhance Features
Final Product
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