UX Design

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 UX Design projects? Let us know!

Case Studies: UX Design

UX Design

Designing a Mobile App for the DDC to Inform Locals About Construction Projects

by Xinru Wen

UX Design

Driving community engagement and reimagining information access for Transportation Alternatives

by Marc Molta

UX Design

C/Plan: Improving Community Development with Project Management

by Stacey O'Carroll

UX Design

Creating a more cohesive visual vocabulary for a new surgical technology interface

by Meera Nathan

UX Design

Creating a Unique and Engaging Customer Landing Experience for Social Solar

by Karen Li

UX Design

Designing a brand new companion app for Pratt Institute Libraries to improve the online and offline user experience

by Elise Fu