UI/UX Design-Student Work

Music Store Homepage is a UX project. Leveraging advanced user study tools such as card-sorting and eye-tracking (utilizing the 3M VAS eye-tracking tool), students embarked on a project to design an engaging homepage for a music store website. By incorporating the card sorting method, they skillfully developed a user-centric information architecture, effectively organizing content on the homepage. Furthermore, the 3M VAS eye-tracking tool played a crucial role in establishing a visually appealing and user-focused graphic hierarchy on the banner ad (hero image), ultimately creating an enhanced user experience tailored to the target audience’s needs and preferences. Presented below are some student work in this course.

GID 304: UX Design: Minnesota National Park App. Spring 2021. Instructor: Nan.

The Minnesota National Park is an app design project aimed at assisting tourists and locals in discovering the abundant natural resources within Minnesota. Throughout this comprehensive project, students delved into a thorough UI/UX design process, encompassing user interviews and surveys, user persona creation, identification of user pain points, in-depth analysis, solution development, and ultimately, prototyping. showcased below are some student samples in this UX course.