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Meeting Notes

Topic
Date
Meeting Notes
1
Initial Planning
Mon, Apr 11
Open
2
Progress Update
Mon, Apr 18
Open
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Project Background

Since we were founded in 2014, #include at Davis has reinvented itself and it has adapted to better serve the current needs in Davis. However, the previous website did not provide enough value to our current members and members who are interested in joining our organization.

Project Goals & Approach

The goals of this project include:
Improved navigation paths (user journey)
Responsive design
Provide resources to students attending UC Davis
Showcase past & current projects

Step 1: Research (Framing the challenge)

Think about the type of solution you want to build by identifying pain points
What is the goal of this design project?
What is the outcome/vision of this product?
What does the website intend to accomplish?
Think about constraints
Why build a website?
Is there any existing research?
Any engineering constraints?

Step 2: Users, personas, defining the audience

What are the different types of students that see our content?
What are the common use cases of our website?

Step 3: User flow & low fidelity wire framing

Draw wireframes based on a user flow
Draw critical screens such as homepage to better understand need

Step 4: Usability study

Write a protocol to test the product
Recruit participants from range of different backgrounds

Step 5: High fidelity wire framing

Refine the prototypes based on feedback and takeaways from the usability testing

Step 6: Hand off for development

Write the necessary specifications and constraints for the developers

Project Deliverables

Initial research stages
Competitor analysis
Affinity mapping
Personas
User Flows
Ideation
Wireframing
Low-fidelity & High-fidelity
Interactive prototype
Website Style Guide
Final Results - Case Study


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