UI/UX DESIGN

DXC Event Manager

Overview

This project involved a comprehensive redesign of a digital platform for a leading global drinking brand. The goal was to enhance the user experience and create a visually cohesive interface that aligns with the brand’s identity

My Role

UI Design

Design Systems

Prototyping

UX Design

My Team

Gabriella Ramirez

Associate Design Director

UX Designers


Duration

2 months

Tools

Figma

The Problem 🤔

Key areas within the event management platform were outdated, featuring inconsistent UI and lacking essential features. This made it challenging for users to navigate and utilize the platform effectively.

The Solution 💡

I focused on redesigning specific areas of the platform, enhancing the UI with a more cohesive design and adding new features to improve functionality.

Visual Direction

This moodboard was provided as the initial visual direction for the project. I worked off of these concepts to expand and refine the design for the Resource Hub,

Iterations

Working closely with my manager and the UX/UI team, I explored various design directions, incorporating feedback at each stage to ensure the final product met the needs of its users. These iterations allowed us to experiment with different layouts, color schemes, and interactions, ultimately leading to a more intuitive and visually cohesive platform.

Tab Navigation

Enhanced tab navigation by replacing buttons with tabs for quicker access to different data sets. Additionally, redesigned the empty state for tables to provide more context and guidance, with an accessible action button for adding files directly from the empty state

Improved Table Hierachy

Enhanced table hierarchy demonstrating responsiveness with the navigation panel, interactive hover states, and newly added features like sortable columns and action icons that appear on hover.

Side Panels

Redesigned side panels replacing full-screen modals with convenient, easily accessible panels featuring an enhanced design and dark mode. The file upload process now includes a drag-and-drop functionality,

Full Prototype Walkthrough

Design System

After exploring UI conceptual designs and prototypes, my team and I began developing the design system together. I focused on colors and buttons, learning about color accessibility and creating scalable button components.

Key Takeaways

  1. Embracing Iteration
    Regularly refining and testing designs led to more user-friendly and innovative solutions, highlighting the value of iteration in the creative process.


  2. Designing for Accessibility
    Focusing on color accessibility and inclusive design ensured the final product was usable by all, emphasizing the importance of universal design principles.


  3. Building Scalable Systems
    Developing a consistent design system allowed for easy scalability and ensured cohesion across the platform.


  4. Collaboration from the Start
    Involving cross-functional teams early on ensured that content strategy, technical feasibility, and design were aligned throughout the project.


  5. Balancing Simplicity and Functionality
    Simplifying the interface while maintaining robust functionality led to a more intuitive and effective user experience.

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© 2024 Gabriella Ramirez. All Rights Reserved.

This website was built with Framer and extra love <3

Thanks for stopping by!

Let’s connect :)

© 2024 Gabriella Ramirez. All Rights Reserved.

This website was built with Framer and extra love <3