Learn how I create interactive systems that blend usability with efficiency
SIC APP - IMPROVING PRODUCTION IN THE LARGEST GOLD MINES IN THE WORLD
Short Interval Control (SIC) is a structured process for identifying and acting on opportunities to improve efficiency. Designed and developed in Barrick's software development center CodeMine, this app replaces radio communication for standard and remotely-operated vehicles. This helps tasks to be executed faster with peer-to-peer communication.
My job was to conceptualize and design the UI for the app, and conduct usability testing. The app is serverless, runs on AWS. Color schemes are created for specific mine site conditions and meet WCAG 2.0 AAA (highest) standard for visibility, safety, and maximum production. Check my design process for more details.
Anticipatory design and other improvements for Airbnb homepage
Anticipatory design is a UX pattern that seeks to entirely remove user choice from the equation. This usability study concentrates on using anticipatory design to help users save time and remove unnecessary effort. To improve the already neatly crafted Airbnb homepage, I applied visual corrections and designed solutions based on anticipatory design. Check my Medium story for more details.
A usability study conducted to improve the efficiency of order completion on Sprint's website. This design improves the purchase journey and addresses situations where the user’s ability to react is slower than anticipated. Check my Medium story for more details.