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The document discusses redesigning aspects of the Studiotrail website to improve the user experience. It suggests adding a search bar to allow users to better organize and find artwork based on tags. It also recommends moving the log-in button to the top right corner for more clarity and recognizability. Further, it proposes a "Shop" option for users looking to purchase art to narrow their searches, keep transactions between artists and buyers, and guide users through the experience more smoothly.
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Layered style- divided style is divided into various horizontal layers and each layer has some specific function. It’s a beneficial style because different individuals/teams can work on different layers that they’re knowledgeable about and most efficient. I think this style would best for bank applications.
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- 2. Introduction Studiotrail is a website that acts as a platform for aspiring artists. It enables them to show their work in a collection with their peers. Overall, I think the website is designed really well Minimalistic design is effective, as the main focus of the site is the artwork itself
- 4. The Search Bar The lack of a search bar creates difficulties for users when trying to perform specific tasks The use of a search bar would allow an individual to better organize and understand how the interface works (Richardson-Taylor, 2013). When uploading their pieces, artists should be asked to provide appropriate tags, so other users can search for art based on tags that they are interested in. This would increase the user’s freedom (Neilson, 1995) to control the application, thus creating a more enjoyable overall experience for the user.
- 5. The log in button More conventional approach would be more appropriate (top right corner of screen) Currently lacking in clarity, one of the main design principles outlined by Neilson, (1995). Ghayas, et al. (2013) – recognisable icons improve learning Recognition rather than recall
- 7. Shopping Idler (2013) suggests that guidance is essential for a satisfying user experience. Users should be taken by the hand and clearly shown what to do. This could be achieved by having a ‘shop’ option, rather than just an add to cart. When uploading a piece, users can select whether or not it is for sale Users who are specifically looking to purchase art can choose to narrow their search using this shop tab This would also keep the transaction between the artist and the buyer, without the need for a warehouse
- 8. Conclusion StudioTrail is a very aesthetically pleasing website. The concept behind the website is interesting and innovative and the minimalistic design has been well executed. However, there are still potential problems with the user interface. The suggested changes have been decided based on basic design principles These changes should optimise the user experience by improving their sense control and freedom over how they wish to use the website as well as adding to their sense of clarity over what specific icons mean