Create an easy-to-use feedback system.

Allow users to learn their project's process.

Bridge the gap between the agency and clients to improve the relationship.

Get the client more involved in the project process.

We constructed a user flow of what a basic start to finish journey looks like while reviewing a deddliverable. This helps us in understanding ways users can interact with the product, as well as allowing us to see navigation through user goals.

After creating the low fidelity wireframes, there was a survey prepared for participants to fill out before we began conducting an usability test. All the participants were asked to run through different scenarios in the prototype to get effective feedback to use for the next design iteration. Study type: Unmoderated Usability Study Participants: Five participants, each individually completing the study

Labels on cards are unclear 

Too much text to scan quick 

Deliverable card is confusing

There's no history of the feedback

Out the usability study that has been conducted the most important result that the cards were not fully optimized for the user. With the use of color, grouping labels, and limiting the amount of text in combination with the use of iconography, cards are better readable and so less confusing for quick scanning. 

For the Alldone Sign-off app, the images on each page use alt text to allow a screen reader to read the content.

While designing the Alldone Sign-off app, I learned that user experience way more then meets the eye. The research done gave me insights of problem statements that were invisible to me at first. With the usability study it was clear that users want to quickly scan screens to see what's important to them. Finding those important interactions was the biggest challenge, after those were found solutions were made easily which ended in a final product with a more pleasant user experience.