Project Type
Constructed design compositions from wireframes by utilizing the current design kit and generated new components when required.
Audience
Internal users of Biogen
My Role
Visual Designer
Tools
Figma
Contribution
User Research
Ideation
High-fidelity Prototype
Duration
1 Sprint (1 month)
Research
During the research process for Biogen, we identified that the Touch On-line home page, a dashboard for internal users, was significantly outdated. Recognizing the importance of user experience, we aimed to avoid overwhelming users with overly complex designs for this update. We strategically opted for a simplicity-driven approach while updating the design, prioritizing clarity and ease of use to ensure a seamless and user-friendly interface.
Key Findings
Outdated Design
Visually antiquated layout and aesthetics
Inefficient use of screen space, especially on mobile devices
Data Overload
Abundance of data tables causing cluster
Overwhelming amount of information to display on smaller screens
Action Overload
Numerous actions and information needing visibility
Challenge in accommodating multiple functionalities on limited mobile space
Poor Mobile Adaptation
Lack of optimization for smaller screens
Difficulty in presenting comprehensive information and actions effectively on mobile devices
Simplification and Prioritization Needed
Necessity to simplify design without compromising vital data
Emphasis on prioritizing crucial actions and information for mobile users
Design Iteration
In addressing Biogen's interface challenges, our team embarked on creating a versatile table component. Prioritizing accessibility and mobile compatibility, we reimagined the design to ensure seamless functionality across devices. Our UX designers initiated the process by crafting an interface tailored for standard desktop dimensions. Subsequently, they meticulously adapted and simplified each essential component to suit responsive sizes, ensuring a smooth transition to mobile devices. The resulting table component not only maintains accessibility but also streamlines vital information and actions, guaranteeing a user-friendly experience on various screen sizes.
I supported the wire-framing process by enriching the UX designers' wireframes with visual content. By integrating visuals like images, icons, and placeholders, I ensured a more comprehensive representation of the intended design direction. This visual augmentation helped to convey the aesthetic and functional aspects of the interface, providing a clearer understanding of the final product's look and feel.
Conclusion
Research played a pivotal role in shaping the comprehensive redesign for Biogen's user interface, bridging the considerable gap between the outdated system and the modernized user experience. The transition required careful examination of user needs, technological constraints, and security considerations, making the research phase integral to our success. Given the sensitivity of the project, details are limited, but the insights gained were instrumental in crafting informed and secure design solutions, ensuring a seamless evolution toward a more contemporary and user-centric interface.