Jul 30, 2021
Embraer Sustainability Wireframes · Gravity Global · User Experience
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Embraer Sustainability Wireframes · Gravity Global · User Experience
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Wireframes
Conclusion
Wireframes are crucial in the design process, setting a solid foundation for user-friendly and functional interfaces. By focusing on structure and functionality early on, wireframing ensures that teams can identify potential issues, save time, and create more user-focused designs. Whether you're working on a simple app or a complex website, a good wireframe will guide you through creating a successful end product.
Visual Diary 6 - Tangible Tools in Action In this example, I can imagine that wireframes were a huge tool in making the app a success. Calm, which is an app designed to help users practice meditation, anxiety relief, and gain better sleep, has a great design that makes it intuitive and easy to use. This was not done by accident - this took a lot of forethought and skill to ensure this tool in particular gave users a great experience. When paired with great engineering, this design leadership tool has made it one of the most successful apps on the market for sleep, meditation, and practicing gratitude.
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MP - Spline Integration (LO2)
Even though the wireframes aren't complete (maps and stories need serious work, I decided to try and integrate into spline, then I will cross that bridge when I need to)
Obviously, it's not perfect and I will need to work on it but that is where I am now. I made to atleast edit every scene and will certainly need to complete it before Thursday so I can devote Thursday and Friday for my process book to be printed on Friday.
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MP - Wireframes (LO2)
It is a work in progress as one can tell. I created 3d models in the end of humans (not the best) to illustrate the narrative and put the text below.
As one can tell, it's a re-iteration of the female model to make different versions. It illustrates a woman growing up and her parents in the next as they will be the ones to support her through the process. I can't illustrate a child naked so I showed waistbeads.
Now, is this the best way to show it? No, but if nothing else comes to mind, I'll be forced to stick to it.
I decided to change the color of the buttons to yellow because they attract more attention compared to the orange buttons.
The Music UI has now been complete as I've made 4 different textures for each song. This is an idea Tom gave me to push my idea forward as I didn't have any appropriate idea for images to put.
Conclusion
I still have quite a lot to do but I will have to make this look as professional as possible (I have also been granted an extension so I need to prove that it was worth it).
Initial wireframes
Using my sketches I decided to start creating base wireframes using shapes and text. Although I liked how the ripped edges of the photos links the website back to hand made crafts by resembling torn paper, I decided to experiment with the square images as I think these give a more clean and contemporary look.
Although I like how the craft page use large images and minimal text set in two columns to convey the information to the audience, I don't like uneven space in block printing page where the information is split into the two columns. Therefore, I need to experiment with different layouts to see if there is a way to make the information easier to read whilst using a similar layout to the other pages.
By using carousels to show examples of each contemporary use, instead of using carousels of pictures as examples, the information is spread more evenly between the two columns instead of unbalanced. Therefore this makes it looks more even and easier to read. However, I find it hard to visualise how the users could use this because of the grey boxes.
User Personas and Wireframe sketches
During my tutorial, it was suggested that I create user personas to distance myself from the target audience. I thought this may be useful because I will be able to consider how I can accommodate a range of people who fit under my still large target audience, instead of one specific section.
User Persona 1
Name - Elaine
Age - 22
Career - Aspiring Illustrator
Aim - Discover new ways to sell her illustrations.
Problems - Cost of living crisis makes workshops too dear for her to sign up for. She is finding it hard to sell her illustrations as they are only originals or prints.
Likes/interests - Sells her work on Etsy. Uses Instagram to show her illustrations. Uses procreate to edit her illustrations.
User Persona 2
Name - Leon
Age - 19
Career - Graphic Design Student
Aim - Looking for new ways to develop work away from technology.
Problems - Restricted time to learn new skills because of university projects. Unsure where to find information on how to learn handcrafted skills.
Likes/interested. Uses Instagram and TikTok to view creative content. Takes inspiration from Its nice that and Creative Boom. Uses Adobe creative work to create digital works and mockups.
Wireframe Sketches
Using inspiration from the designs of my presentation sketches and target audience research, I decided to briefly sketch out page designs to gain an idea on how I could layout the content I have compiled.
Home page
For the home page I decided to use an image highlighting the hand crafted element to immediately show this focuses on traditional crafts that usually use minimal machinery.
Craft page
For the crafts page I decided to use a two row grid, to allow large gutters and margins because my research into Counterprint shows small gutters makes the viewer feel rushed. For this page I want the user to take the time to explore the craft images and names, so using large gutters will allow a more leisurely scrolling page.
Block printing page
Although the Block printing page is predominantly information based, I want to link back to the creative side by using large images/Illustrations to showcase the products that can be created. This will allow the viewer to visualise how they can use it within their practice easier than if I solely use text.
Shop Page
For the additional service I decided to only sell the printing block as when looking at what base materials most creatives have, I found the majority have access to ink and rollers. Therefore by only including the printing block, it makes it more affordable and obtainable than the full kit. For the design I wanted to keep the layout simple. However, I am still unsure on how a shop should be laid out to be easily used. Therefore I will need to look at how existing websites display products to be sold.