Hello, we are M.A.R.S, we are a group of students from UC San Diego. In 10 weeks, we created a solid data-driven redesign for the existing UCSD mobile app that aim to present a better app experience that tailor to the current student. This is our final presentation for the group project.
5. User Testing (v2.0)
• Grid view vs. Creative (Bubble) view
• Bubble view:
• Pros:
• “Looks more interesting than the standard grid
format”
• "Likes the personal touch"
• Cons:
• “Hard to direct my attention”
• “Looks messy”
• Grid view:
• Pros:
• “More familiar with it”
• “Allows me to categorize”
• Cons:
• "Boring"
• "Not personal"
• Results:
• There's pros and cons for both views, we can
accommodate both by allowing the users to switch
between different views
vs
6. User Testing (v2.0)
Surveys sent for naming scheme
Provide a task, ask which is more
intuitive
100+ responses
“Ah, the power of social media!”
Results
Participants tend to choose the
more “standard” wordings as
opposed to colloquial wordings
21%
79%
I want to check the menu for OVT
Hungry?
Dining
21%
79%
I want to find events with free food on
campus
What's
Going On?
Events
84%
16%
I want to check the hours for Main
Gym
Recreation
Stay Active
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6/2/2013 6/3/2013
Survey Responses
10. Profile Selection
• Customization based on type of
user – current
student, prospective
student, faculty and staff
• Relevant features correspond to
the user status.
12. Customization:
Drag and Drop
• Drag and Drop System
• Homepage Icons
• Widgets
• Enter the edit mode by holding
the icon for 1.5 sec.
• WYSIWYG: Drag and Drop on the
homepage.
• Trashcan holds all the removed
icons
• Tap to bring it back
13. “
”
Need to dig through
the App to find the
information I need.
Problem Three
14. Task Based Tools
• Tools are accessible via a task-
oriented scheme
• Individual tools may be favorited
• Based on persona scenarios
16. Widgets
• Quick-View into most relevant
tools
• Weekly Schedule, Shuttle
Times, etc.
• Based off breakdowns and
insights from data.
17. “
”
I want to be notified
when the balance is
due.
Problem Five
18. Notifications
• Current Balance Changes
• Bill due date approaching
• Holds
• Study Rooms (Upon Reservation)
• Exam Dates (TED Integration)
• Unique User-Defined Reminders
19. “
”
It’s stupid that I have to
go to the homepage to
go to another feature.
Problem Six
20. Navigation
• Navigation menu available upon
left sweep
• Accessible from any level within
the hierarchy
• UC San Diego logo navigates
back home
• Navigation consistent across all
hierarchical levels.
21. “
”
Why do I have to
sign in so many
times?
Problem Seven
22. Easy Log In/Out
• Setting on the left navigation
feature allows users to log in and
out anytime throughout the
application.
• Avoid users sign in and out
multiple times.
• Save the user’s authentication
locally.
23. What’s Left to Do
Finish Paper
Assemble our binder
Share our findings with the Campus Web Office
Feature our findings online
Possibly do more user testing for user feedback.