My company serves different user personas. Because of that, to achieve success, the outcome should be delivering a seamless and user-friendly experience that aligns with both the business and end-user goals and needs. With a product that outlines a clear value proposition for them, I'm looking to position Ready apart from the competitors.

Discovery

• Conduct user research, with interviews and surveys to understand user needs, behaviors, and pain points. Create user personas based on the research findings.
• Competitive Research: analysis of direct or indirect competitors' design strengths and weaknesses, with actionable recommendations

Information Architecture

• Ideate web application and landing page site map.
• Develop a clear structure for the content and features.
• Navigation flows to ensure logical user navigation.
• Workshop ideas to turn those into wireframes or mockups that show exactly how the solution could work

UI Design

• Wireframes
• Design System
• Mock-ups (given the tight timeline, we should focus on the mock-ups of the most important user flows as per the product's value proposition discovered)
• Prototype (same as above)

Wrap up

• Stakeholders prototype test, feedback and validation

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I'm happy to provide my existing discovery documentation and designs, so the student can start from there and provide actionable recommendations.

• Design Audit - audit the current user flow to identify pain points, bottlenecks, and areas for improvement.

• Usability testing - summary of key findings and recommendations, or documentation of testing sessions to understand users’ experience of and interaction with your product

• Preparation of any relevant resources and assets in advance of the kickoff call
• With a regular weekly check-in call
• Reasonably responsive throughout the collaboration to ensure progress is not blocked.
• Allow the learners to share the work they do for us in job search materials