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A web app using Google Calendar and Face recognition software to give individuals an easy way to see
where their time goes, helping them optimize their schedules and stay on track without adding more manual logging.
Team & Roles
UX/UI Designer (Me)
2 Front End Developers
2 Back End Developers
Responsibilities
Updated User Flow
Web App UI Design
Landing Page Design
tools
Figma, Adobe Illustrator
& Adobe Photoshop
timeline
2 weeks
Problem:
Time management
A breakdown of the design process.
research
Main pain points the 10 participants from my group interview highlighted.
1
Overestimation or Underestimation of Time
People often misjudge how long tasks will take, leading to unrealistic schedules, missed deadlines, or wasted time.
2
Difficulty Prioritizing Tasks
With multiple responsibilities, it’s challenging to decide what to focus on first, leading to procrastination or working on less important tasks.
3
Unexpected Changes
Strict schedules don’t account for unexpected interruptions, energy levels, or changing priorities, making it difficult to stay on track.
challenges:
original user flow
challenges:
updated user flow
insights:
new userflow, new p.o.v
User Exploration
My team explored how users would interact with our web app.
Simpler Employee Log In
Employee ID entry is unnecessary log in step since users can register with work emails.
Inclusivity
Removing employee ID makes the app accessible to freelancers and students.
User Experience
Adding on-boarding enhances the user experience.
Managing Design Efforts
Google Authentication handles sign-in, reducing design effort.