Category / Design & Dev / GUI / Service Design / User Experience / UX
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Travel Management Portal: A Case Study
Some of our most enjoyable work – where we’ve designed the application architecture and added the visual layer – has remained as a concept only. At times a variance of what we finalise with our client is put into production. Sometimes the reason for an application is to leverage some other mission of a business’…
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Colour-blindness and User Experience
When surfing the internet, can you distinguish green or blue on interfaces? Or are you part of the 4.5% of the population that are colour-blind? When designing interfaces, many designers tend to forget that 4.5% part of the population and do not include them as users into their designing process. But designing for colour-blind people…
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Query Tracking System: A Case Study
Strictly speaking, Query Tracking System, or QTS as it was abbreviated, was a Travel-related project that took place as Visionär was forming but the workings of the user interface and user journeys for the application were solution-led in the majority by one of the Visionär team. We think it’s valuable to refer to the breadth…
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Card Sorting: Helping Customers Find Their Way Around Your Product
In the effort to make websites and other digital products increasingly user-friendly, we use card sorting to help us evaluate and plan the information architecture of a site. The aim is to support users in organising and labelling the structure of the site and content in categories using their natural perception rather than the one…
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Bighand Legal and Medical Transcription Software: A Case Study
The Medical and Legal professions take advantage of the recorded voice to enable the rapid transcription of legal notes, additions to medical records and other types of documentation. At your consultation, those notes your doctor is taking in that little grey machine on the desk that looks like an 80s microcassette recorder make their way…
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UX Expectations in the Workplace
We had an interesting conversation with a prospective client in the US recently. He shared that in his years of developing backend solutions for both large companies and SMEs alike, that the trend was obvious that the people sitting behind the counter—the operators and mainline staff—were reluctant to use software as part of their day-jobs…
