How Does It Work?
Students work in small teams to gather data about user needs and iteratively design a digital interface that is user-friendly, appealing, and aligned with your organization's goals.
Project Duration: Full semester (15 weeks)
Availability: Fall and Spring
Ideal For: Organizations trying to solve a challenging design problem, develop a new product feature, or improve an existing product.
What You Get: Detailed clickable prototype with related documentation.
Project Process
01
Stakeholder Research
Interview client stakeholder(s) to understand organizational needs/goals and define project scope.
02
Minimum Viable Product (MVP)
Create a minimum viable prototype (MVP) and ‘pitch’ project to client to get buy-in and support.
03
Delivery
Design a high-fidelity prototype with documentation explaining key design decisions and a proposed implementation plan.
Interested in User Interface Design projects? Let us know!
Case Studies: User Interface Design
User Interface Design
Enhancing Sue Rock Original’s Visual Storytelling by Redesigning Its Website
by Nivedita Thakurdesai, Liwen Chang, Michelle Huang, Shuyang Lin
User Interface Design
Enhancing Usability and Content Visibility: Urban Glass Website Redesign
by Shreedhar Verma, Anyelina Wu, Eleanor Rothwell, YuJung Cheng
User Interface Design
Forging Human Connections in Non-Profit Grant Management: A Website Redesign for One Degree Impact
by Mary Haws, Becky Su, Trisha Khandelwal
User Interface Design
Building engagement for the Seattle Art Museum through a Smartphone Tour Redesign
by Indrani Thool, Wenjia Liu, Priyanka Nair, Laiba Sarwar
User Interface Design
Enhancing DWCP License Registration: Evaluating User Experience and Proposing Usability Improvements
by Venkateswara Rao Appalabattula, Esha Mohol, Sebastian Hunt
