Designing a slideshow feature for multimedia knowledge bases.
We received user feedback and feature requests for the ability to create slideshows with content from a Project. Before the series feature, users could only experience content through a timeline, a map, or a gallery grid (with varying support for search and filtering).
This feature would help with satisfying user requests, and creating more users per organization, which directly impacted company revenue.
Role
I was the Product Designer in charge of research, designing feature options, usability testing, iteration, and helping with ticket writing and QA review.
Team
Cross functional collaboration between Design, enterprise customers, and Engineering.
Timeframe
June 2020
Design Approach
- Integrate backlog feedback
- Customize the user experience to Enwoven’s unique ecosystem
Results
- Increased product engagement with users.
- The Series feature became a key selling point with the sales teams and future customers.
Research and Exploratory Wireframing
Slideshow exploration inspired by social media “story” experiences
Slideshow exploration inspired by long page scrolling to designated anchor points.
Slideshow exploration inspired by horizontal navigation stepping to designated points.
Feature wireframing for the creation process.
Iterative Prototyping
A video walkthrough of a preliminary version of the creation and presentation user flows for the Series feature.
One of the final prototypes I created to demonstrate the interaction design for the Series presentation experience.
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