UI/UX

The GI Game tested users knowledge of the sugar content of food. It's aim is to gamify the actions of a Diabetic patient when they regulate their intake of insulin.

Users have to guess the GI index for a randomly selected food item, the scale goes from 0-100. In this version of the game the user is show some clues.

Once they input their answer the user is show the gap between their guess and the actual answer.

The closer the guess to the actual answer the better the score and the more chances the user has to play.

Our final Industry Project (IP) for my BSc Degree in Digital Technology and Design was to redesign a website of a charity called iScoil. Our team had 6 team members; 1 Project Manager, 1 Coder, 2 Designers, 1 Web Designer and 1 member from the Marketing stream.

Our first challenge was to understand our IP's Value Proposition, their website was confusing and the structure didn't provide us with any valuable analytics, this viewpoint was backed up by our research.

One of our first wins was the development of a clear easy to understand Value Proposition, which we could use across their digital and their print assets.

As a team we developed three personas with their own goals, we designed the site with specific Call To Action for each persona and we create a user flow for each of the personas and create our wireframes for the mobile ready site.

As a team we delivered a range of print materials that iScoil could use at conferences, a number of infographics to illustrate the work they do and branded videos that our research had shown to be a very effective communication tool for all personas.

This project combined my backgrounds in Industrial Design and UI/UX.

SENSE imagines a curved watch band with built-in health monitor. The Blood Glocuse monitor would provide the user and the general public/first responders with up-to-date health information and instructions on treatment.