I'm an IT graduate-turned UX Designer-turned Product Manager, with a nag for user-research and an insatiable appetite for new challenges.
A documentation of how we planned & implemented the entire product's micro-interactions & animations. This included conducting competitive benchmarking, defining guidelines, understanding tech-constraints and working closely with the tech & the stakeholders for the implementation.
This article explores the key steps involved, such as understanding guidelines, conducting research, collaborating with stakeholders, and implementing accessibility best practices. The article also addresses challenges faced, including balancing design language with accessibility requirements and integrating accessibility from the start, emphasizing the importance of creating inclusive digital experiences.
I‘ve been with OYO since September of ’21. I had quite an experience working here and I’m going to tell you all about it. I joined the team while it was in a state of a total renewal. They had just started building an entire design system. I worked on project on both Consumer side & the Merchant side working on Micro-interactions , animations, usability testing & research.
For this UX case study I was inspired by one of the prompts from Productdesign.tips’s, focusing on reduction of bad environmental effects occurring via shopping(especially from online cloth shopping and fast-fashion). This is a personal project and is not associated with H&M in any way.
An open UX challange intrigued me. I created Experience flow diagrams, Sketch works and Wireframes to propose a solution.
I spent the summer of 2020 working on open-source contributions through design. I found some bugs and made a proposal for the app. I summed up my work here, it contains the links to all my contributions.
I am the kind who is forever in a quest of learning something new & exciting. Here's a few skills I taught myself in order to become a better UX Designer.
This is what I enjoy the most in a UX process. I love hours of reading on a problem statement with a cup of coffee.
I'm all for inclusive UX designs that adhere to the latest WCAG guidelines.
I love art as a hobby & visualising a journey through storyborading is another thing I enjoy.
Wireframing and MULTIPLE iterations? Bring it on!
Working with open-source communities such as Mozilla & Fedora has helped me enhance these skills on a professional level.
Data analytics might feel a drag for a sem-project, but it gets interesting when you commit to a problem statement, right?
I was humbled to receive this award during my tenure at OYO.
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