Client Recap

My client and I had an initial meeting to understand their business goal and create a scope of work. The required pages from my client were:

• Dashboard: Users can get quick updates on projects

• My Checklist: Users can create a checklist to view all past and ongoing projects in detail

• My Places: Users can store their Cloud Data Services (Box, Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.)

From the provided scope, I was able to briefly map out the site and start to brainstorm the design. I decided to perform a quick competitive and comparative analysis between two different features:

1. A checklist manifest platform
   (Microsoft To-Do vs. Process Street)

2. A shared file service platform
   (Google Drive vs. Box)

User Persona

Based on the research, I came up with two different types of user persona: Requester and Participants. 

When creating the second user persona “Participants”, I realized we needed a place to store all the received requests from “Requestor”.
So I decided to add another page on the navigation panel titled “Requests” to separate the received projects from current projects, which are stored under “My Checklists.”

Lo-Fi Sketches

First basic sketches from the research

Site Mapping

I transferred my lo-fi sketches into lo-fi wireframes and combined with the site map. 

IllI. DELIVER : Prototype, Test, Revise and Repeat

Style Guide

Final Product: Hi-Fi Wireframes

Next Steps

Style Guide

CheckDocs was designed for many types of users. It was meant to be versatile from users such as a college student to a Senior Case Manager. Taking this into consideration, I wanted the color scheme to be straightforward but yet vibrant.

Final Product: Hi-Fi Wireframes

Some of the key screens of this project

1. Create New Checklist View

 Next Steps >

• Create a built-in checklist template for users to quickly jump-start a project.

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