Product Design Case Studies
from Google UX Certificate Course
App For Movie Trailer Lovers
A case study detailing UX wireframing and UI design for an app that streamlines the film trailer viewing experience.
Process slideshow below with links to prototypes using Figma and Adobe XD. This was my first case study for the Google UX Design Certificate course.
A case study detailing UX wireframing and UI design for an app that streamlines the film trailer viewing experience.
Process slideshow below with links to prototypes using Figma and Adobe XD. This was my first case study for the Google UX Design Certificate course.
COLLEGE PROJECT: APP DESIGN
In developing this arcade-style game that combines soccer and vehicular action, my primary focus was to address the communication challenge faced by users. During the project, there was no alternative to the console for users to customize cars, exchange blueprints, or view stats, making communication a significant issue. Therefore, I set out to create a user interface that was intuitive, engaging, and simple to navigate. To achieve this, I conducted user research with my colleagues and utilized XMind and Adobe XD to design wireframes and icons. As a college student, this project marked my inaugural venture into product design.
In developing this arcade-style game that combines soccer and vehicular action, my primary focus was to address the communication challenge faced by users. During the project, there was no alternative to the console for users to customize cars, exchange blueprints, or view stats, making communication a significant issue. Therefore, I set out to create a user interface that was intuitive, engaging, and simple to navigate. To achieve this, I conducted user research with my colleagues and utilized XMind and Adobe XD to design wireframes and icons. As a college student, this project marked my inaugural venture into product design.
App Demo using Adobe XD
Cockpit of WWII B52 Bomber
Why did I enroll in the Google UX Design Course? To me, design is all about problem-solving, and UX Design is a natural extension of that philosophy. It revolves around creating functional and user-friendly designs. I am particularly fascinated by the research and development processes, as well as usability studies. I find it intriguing to discover the various perspectives people have on design since there's never just one answer. I enjoy studying past interfaces and brainstorming ways to simplify or improve them. Take an airplane, for instance. The cockpit and controls must be laid out in a way that facilitates the pilot's pre-flight process and can be easily operated under any condition. UX Design is similar to this. It is all about the user and fulfilling their needs, a process that never truly ends.