Profile Page Design For Hiring Platform
Problem with Hiring Websites
Some hiring websites suffer from difficult-to-scan profile pages. The design often includes too many elements that hinder information perception, making it hard for users to quickly find the necessary data and reducing the platform's overall efficiency.
Project Goal
My goal is to create a clean and neat profile page design that makes information easy to scan and navigation clear. This approach will enhance the user experience and make interactions with the platform more pleasant and effective.
Colors
I chose blue for the design because it is calm, serious, and inspires trust. I used both saturated and muted shades of blue to create a hierarchy of buttons. The colors for typography are also selected to emphasize the text hierarchy and improve readability.
Typography
Font sizes are chosen to make the text easy to scan. I used headers, subheaders, body text, and small text, all in a sans-serif font for better readability. This helps users quickly find the necessary information and makes navigation through the page easier.
Buttons
I designed three types of buttons for convenient interaction: a primary blue button, secondary light blue buttons, and text buttons for less important actions. There is also a button with an icon, which is intuitive and doesn’t require text.
Information Structure
Information on the profile page is structured to be easy to scan. All data is grouped, labeled with headers, and placed in separate containers. This helps users quickly find the necessary sections and makes information perception easier.
So my project aims to create an intuitive and functional profile page design for a recruitment platform that will improve user experience and meet the needs of both employers and job seekers.
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You did a good job on the project, clear explanation of the solutions. The page makes it easy to find the information you need.
I have just one improvement for you. In the My Projects slider, you can safely hide the project cards to the end of the block container on the right. This will better create the illusion that the cards can be scrolled and are hidden in there somewhere.
Good luck!
Kateryna, the using of blue shades for hierarchy, clear typography choices, and a well-structured information layout are good decision. However, I suggest paying closer attention to the spacing between elements and the overall vertical padding to prevent a cluttered feel. Additionally, while the color scheme and button variations are effective, ensure that all colors meet accessibility standards for contrast. Including more examples or a complete page view would provide a better understanding of how these elements work together. Overall, it's a solid foundation with thoughtful design choices. Keep up the good work!
There are a couple of aspects that need further consideration:
Double Message Icons
- It's unclear why there is both a messenger icon in the top menu and another message bubble icon elsewhere on the page. This duplication may confuse users and detracts from the streamlined design. Clarifying the purpose of each icon or removing one could simplify the user interface.
Missing "Work Experience" Section
- One notable omission is the absence of a "Work Experience" section. This is a critical piece of information for both employers and job seekers. Including a section where employers' names, job descriptions, and employment duration are listed would significantly improve the profile’s comprehensiveness and make it more useful for hiring decisions.
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