Caseverse - Inclusive and supportive phone cases
Research 🧑🏻💻
As a research method I chose user interviews.
I conducted an anonymous questionnaire about Pride Month, which was completed by 12 participants. The key findings from the research are visually represented below.
This feedback was instrumental in shaping our design to ensure it resonates with our target audience.
Below are presented results of my work.
Empathy map
User needs
Problem statement and its context
As soon as the necessary data has been collected I was able to think of a potential service user.
User persona
Brainstorm solutions 🧠
As I was a solo creator the main way of creating ideas was in my head or making down some relevant notes.
As soon as I had enough ideas to consider I chose to use Affinity diagram as it helps to structure the data and eliminate similar ideas (as well as to create a backlog with not MVP ideas).
Affinity diagram
Interface design process 💡
Final solution 🌸
Color palette
I chose to stick to 3 main colors - dark blue, bright pink and white to ensure accessibility. These colors provide high contrast, enhancing readability and user experience.
Typography
I chose Raleway font for the headings and Roboto font for the body text. This font combination helped me to achieve a modern, clean and accesible look.
Components
I used the LGBTQ+ colors as hover states in the CTA buttons.
Final page ✨ - 🟢Working prototype🟢
Conclusion
The Caseverse project aimed to design a landing page that effectively communicates the brand's commitment to diversity and inclusivity while promoting both regular and Pride-themed phone cases. By integrating user feedback, we created a visually appealing, accessible, and user-friendly design that emphasizes subtle, stylish expressions of support for the LGBTQ+ community.
I am grateful I was able to take part in this project event as it helped me personally to understand and explore the LGBTQ+ culture.
Thank you for your attention!
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4 reviews
Great job on the first stages of the project — from problem definition to all the artifacts.
On the end result, though, there is much room for improvement. Starting from preparing the project submission (it feels like it was stitched from various artifacts, styles, and elements), to the end visual design of the page.
Hey your idea was absolutely unique and it was a great design. But in my opinion you can add gradients in button to highlight pride month. Also, it kind of an e-commerce store so highlight them and shift mission to the end or in the mid. It is necessary to display price of product to increase consumer experience.
Great try and a wonderful job.
i love the idea and i love the representation
it's a really great option for product design
there's certainly room for growth in visual part (maybe try using blocks) but the ux part and the research are impressive
i appreciate how you rose important topics for the community, not many have noticed this part
great job!
Like the clever protyping with the white bg turning rainbow.
Also the aesthetics on the case study page. You've made the uxcel template truly your own.
Now coming to the cons
You can align items better on the navbar although most users wont notice
The 3rd CTA button animation is not working
Please check out my submission as well.
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