Work

Hiber

A redesign of the guest itinerary component for

multi-day Adventures.

Summary

Discovery

Ideation

Design

Usability testing

Challenges

Improvements

Challenge

Creating a digital solution for

an IoT satellite device.

My Role

UX Researcher

Year

2020

Timeline

6 months

Tools

Figma

Background


Hiber is an IoT application that can operate wireless, it allows Hiberband Via users track devices and control

production.


  • Eliminate the set of a paper guide for installation

  • Onboarding and registering was the first key step

  • Create connection synchronization to introduce an IoT smooth experience


Defining the Problem


Because of the heavy data transaction one of the first main problems is the onboarding registration

of the device with the user which is currently paper based.


Research


Understanding


UX Research


After establishing a solid foundation, I started designing PDF signing interface. My primary goal was

to create a user-centric interface that would guide users through the process of adding signees and

sending PDFs out for signature


Outcomes

After establishing a solid foundation, I started designing PDF signing interface. My primary goal was

to create a user-centric interface that would guide users through the process of adding signees and

sending PDFs out for signature



Development


Crafted design Kits for all product lines.

In our design workflow at Backbase, we support the industry standard method for delivering UX.

We leverage Figma, a versatile and collaborative design tool, to accelerate implementation projects.

With its cloud-based platform, our designers can work together in real-time, enabling seamless

collaboration and efficient iteration


Usability testing

Aftermath

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Impact

Just like buttons, I've build more than 100+ components in this library including Web, IOS and
Android.


  • Increased efficiency: process and communication between departments

  • Lower Workload, removing duplicate work and clear handovers result in less friction between designers

    and developers.

  • Cost, switching to Figma will decrease the cost from 87k to 27k = 70% decrease in cost/year

  • Documentation, a shared space where you can keep track of the system development, and guide others

    on how to use the design system.

  • Visual language, guide to what the brand feels like.

  • Brand guidelines, includes principles, tone of voice, writing style, and more.

  • CSS Framework, front-end code that developers use to build a productHow did you get to creating the

    design system?

  • Designers time efficiency

  • And although Figma is the new cool kid in the block, migrating from Sketch it is extremely important to

    ensure consistency, accessibility and the same efficient work flow.

    How do we achieve that? Add product design thinking to constantly improve the system, in order to get

    ongoing feedback from all teams.

Learnings


The single signee flow was built during the testing sessions due to time constraints. I made some

improvements based on feedback from usability testing to improve the user experience. However,

I was unable to complete all the improvements before being laid off.


Choose signing methodWe need to maintain both the original "Sign a PDF" (which places the

eSignature at the end of the document) and the one I'm developing as a separate signing method

until this feature is fully developed. The reasons for doing this are:I wanted to experiment with

removing unnecessary features from the editor.It's easier to use a feature flag and slowly roll out

these new PDF signing features to users in this way.This helps manage user expectations before

they invest time and effort, in case this isn't what they need.