Revamp InVision's New Sign-Up and Log-In Process

Overview

This project aimed to improve the accessibility and user experience of the InVision Login and sign up page. The initial design presented several accessibility challenges and usability flaws that negatively affected the user experience and potentially impacted users with disabilities.

Challenges

There are several challenges associated with the product's sign-up process and user interface. Firstly, the sign-up process is overwhelmed with numerous required fields, which can be daunting for users and may lead to a higher drop-off rate. To address this, consider streamlining the sign-up process by reducing the number of required fields to only the most essential ones.

Accessibility Issues for visually impaired Users

Additionally, visually impaired users may face difficulties due to the focus state and background clutter, particularly in the review section. These visual elements can make it hard for them to navigate and interact with the interface effectively. To improve accessibility, ensure that the focus state is clearly distinguishable for all users, including those with color vision deficiencies. Using high-contrast colors and avoiding cluttered backgrounds can enhance readability and usability.

Single Sign-On (SSO) Functionality

On a positive note, the product does offer single sign-on (SSO) functionality, which can simplify the login process by allowing users to sign in using their existing credentials from other platforms. This feature can significantly enhance the user experience by reducing the number of steps required to access the product.