Understanding these deeper motivations helped us move beyond addressing surface-level frustrations to designing an experience that would truly empower our users to achieve their analytical goals.
Prototype below looks great
Understanding these deeper motivations helped us move beyond addressing surface-level frustrations to designing an experience that would truly empower our users to achieve their analytical goals.
Prototype below looks great
Filters
This page looks good in dark mode too, FYI
,
extra comma
Disjointed features meant users constantly lost context. One particularly telling quote: "I feel like I'm playing a game of memory, trying to remember what I set up in five different places."
Love all these quotes you're incorporating
T
lower case
A
lower case
Designer
Designers
Creating complex reports shouldn't feel like climbing a mountain.
Great! This whole Challenge sections is really good
This case study demonstrates how user-centered design principles can transform complex enterprise tools into intuitive experiences.
repeat of first sentence in previous paragraph, change 1!
drastically
dramatically or other synonym? (you used drastically in this way on one other page)
This case study demonstrates how user-centered design principles can transform complex enterprise tools into intuitive experiences. You'll learn how targeted UX research led to practical solutions for power users, how to balance advanced functionality with usability, and how thoughtful information architecture can dramatically reduce cognitive load in specialized software. Whether you're interested in enterprise UX, reporting tools, or redesigning complex systems, this study offers actionable insights into my approach to solving challenging design problems.
This reads identically or near it to the intro on the aggregration filters case study
Empowering Users with Data Exploration
Empowering Users to Explore Data?
Depreciation:To unify engines
I don't understand what this means. Is Depreciation the right word? I might just be missing a concept
Intergration
Typo -- Integration
discovery board
Capitalize
Control
Controls (if that's right)
The usability testing process highlighted several important lessons for the UX design team:
"Which I later put into practice in XYZ project" (even if it was one mid-flight that never shipped)
Prototype
The prototype (and the other one above) is zoomed in to start, or at least zoomed at 100% which doesn't fit in my viewport for it and it looks odd. And I can't interact with it, I just see "interaction notes"
Boris Yanovsky
I would not use real people's names without their consent. This will show up in professional google searches. I'd just say, "Participant, Session 1" and so on)
The usability testing involved five 40-minute sessions with a mix of experienced DB authors: two internal Workday users and three external customers. The sessions followed a structured protocol (detailed in the below documents):
Do you say exactly what your role was in the research? I might have missed it, but you should if I didn't
Controls
No one knows what this name means, I would define it rather than use the feature name, eg lowercase "end user controls and filters" or something better that you can think of!
Portfolio database
Take out the word database! :)
Sam found
Should be Javed! Or Javeed
Javeed
It doesn't matter, but I'm 90% sure his name was Javed with one e
click on the title footer in the above image to view prototype in a new window
This is cumbersome to have to read the instructions -- can they just be a link to the prototype instead? "Click here for prototype," lol
complex data analysis tools
This is kind of defining Disco Boards, but probably needs to be more explicitly tying the name of it with the description. At some point, not necessarily here.
Discovery Boards
If you keep "Discovery Boards" throughout your portfolio, be sure to prominently define it (powerful in-house BI tool or whatever) on each page you use it on.
Measure
This whole body content needs a max-width -- at full width, the word count per line is too high and makes scanning nearly impossible
You'll learn
This is a style call, but maybe "I'll share/explain/tell you"
This case study demonstrates how user-centered design principles can transform complex data analysis tools into intuitive experiences.
This is a repeat of the first sentence of the caption above -- one of them should change
Associates
Extra space before this
acros
Extra space between adoption and across
EBC
Employee Belonging Council (or whatever it stands for) or just say lower case "employee group"
Discovery Boards and Pivot Table
consider "pivot table features for a robust, in-house BI tool"
P3
No need for this, just UX Designer is good