Scott DeVries
Mobile Survey
Project Scope
The following Case Study was a timed assignment for a financial tech organization. This was a freelance project with quick turnaround time.
Below you will see the parameters of the assignment, as well as, what I considered when mapping this out.
Assigment Context
Create a survey application collecting opinions via yes/no questions.
Two Views
Admins needed a dashboard view and our other users a mobile.
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A mobile screen where the user answers the yes/no questions of the survey.
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A desktop screen where the owners of the survey explore the data collected by the survey.
Assumptions
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Demographic data exists for the users and can be tied in (or not) anywhere.
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The users of the survey are extremely busy people, but they’re taking the survey because they've been promised to see the aggregate results.
Things I Considered
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Will the user's answer all questions on one screen or one question at a time?
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Will there be required confirmation at any point?
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Will users have the ability to change their answers?
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Will the users be able to navigate questions back and forth?
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Mobile gestures or click/tap?
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How will the desktop screen summarize the data? Including demographics?
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How will it drill down into details?
The Trusted Whiteboard
Despite a short amount of time to produce, I turn to the whiteboard. Here I was able to sketch out some concepts and try to hit flesh out my original ideas.
This quick and messy style really allows me to let ideas flow and get a sense of direction before I sit down at the computer.

Results


