ArtSee
Extensive project that I worked on throughout my UX certificate program involving UX design, UI design, and UX research/usability testing.
The Problem:
There aren't really many good ways to find art galleries based on personal interests. While various products provide limited information on galleries, there is nothing unified and no thoughtful ways to curate an art experience through these products.
User Interviews:
With a general idea formulated, I went out and started talking to graphic designers, artists, and art enthusiasts about what they would look for in an art finding app (and, of course, whether it would be something they would use at all). By allowing users to give me their thoughts without manipulating the conversation, I was able to get some insights into how personal the art experience is for each individual.
Storyboarding:
I was able to use my initial interviews and personas to come up with some specific use cases where ArtSee would be relevant. Some of the particular cases I examined included traveling, getting involved in the art community, finding inspiration in art, and going on an art walk. I tried to base all of these storyboards off of users that I spoke with.