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? Project overview This is a short-term contract that involves the development of additional timeline and patient flows modules for an existing web-based desktop oriented management system. The project aims to enhance the existing system by implementing new UX/UI patterns and elements, thus ensuring that the scope of tasks is not expanded beyond what is necessary. The new modules will be designed to seamlessly integrate with the existing system in order to provide a more comprehensive suite of management tools for healthcare providers. The project team will work closely with the client to ensure that the new modules meet all of their requirements, while also ensuring that they are user-friendly and easy to navigate. Additionally, the team will conduct rigorous testing to ensure that the system is robust and reliable, and that it can effectively manage the complex needs of healthcare providers. ? Business challenge ???????The business challenge is to enhance the efficiency and functionality of the service by closely collaborating with end users to understand and meet their daily activity needs effectively. ?? Technical challenges Quick entry into the existing team and effective performance of assigned tasks. ? Team The team is composed of a diverse group of individuals with different areas of expertise. There are three managers who oversee different aspects of the company's work, including the backend and frontend developers. In addition, there is a project manager who is responsible for coordinating the team's efforts. From my side, as a UX/UI Designer, ensures that the product is user-friendly and visually appealing and integral. We also occasionally bring in users to provide feedback on the product and help us improve it. Overall, the team is a well-rounded group of professionals who work together to create a successful product.. ? Onboarding + Tasks and phases of project activity During the onboarding phase, the following tasks and project activity phases were undertaken: 1. HIPAA Privacy Training: All team members underwent training on handling sensitive medical data in accordance with HIPAA regulations. 2. Use Case Map Development: A deep dive into the project led to the initiation of a use case map, outlining the various functionalities and interactions required. 3. Brainstorming Sessions: Basic functionality of the modules was described and discussed during brainstorming sessions. This facilitated a shared understanding among team members, ensuring a predictable and agreed-upon result by the end of the project. 4. Prototyping Interaction Scenarios: Key interaction scenarios were worked out in prototypes to visualize and test the flow of the modules. 5. Finding Common Visual Language: Analogues were prepared to establish a common visual language that resonated with the entire team. 6. Interface Design: The interface design was developed, taking into account the agreed-upon visual language and user requirements. 7. Prototyping for Selected Flows: Prototypes were created to implement and refine the selected flows based on user feedback and testing. 8. Finalizing UX/UI Solution: The final version of the UX/UI solution was polished and approved, ready for implementation. — Throughout the entire process, collaboration with end users and team members ensured that the project's objectives were met, resulting in an efficient and functional service. ? Results 1. Customer Satisfaction: The project successfully met customer expectations, resulting in a satisfied client. 2. Tested Hypotheses and New Components: We rigorously tested hypotheses regarding new components and their functionality through several iterations. As a result, we developed and delivered a set of new interface components. 3. Efficient Task Completion: Our team accomplished assigned tasks effectively and efficiently. We maintained a diligent approach to task management, including individual task assignments, regular progress updates, and final quality checks. Additionally, we implemented new strategies, such as optimizing communication channels, utilizing advanced software tools, and delegating responsibilities more efficiently. These measures enabled us to exceed expectations and achieve outstanding results within the designated timeframe. 4. Comprehensive Design System: To ensure consistency and cohesiveness in design, we identified various design components and organized them systematically. This process led to the creation of a comprehensive design system, serving as a framework for all future design work. This system streamlines the design process and ensures adherence to established guidelines and best practices, resulting in a more polished and professional end product. Want to see more visual data? Send me an email — abramov.viacheslav@gmail.com or select a date and time in — calendly I will schedule a call — A.S.A.P. Best V.

? Project overview The development of new elements and components for the existing custom ERP system is aimed at enhancing the performance of the system and improving the efficiency of the business operations of a fairly large Japanese cuisine and cooking business that operates in several countries. The new elements and components will be designed to streamline the workflow of the business operations and provide a more user-friendly experience for the customers. The development team will work closely with the stakeholders to ensure that the new elements and components meet the requirements and expectations of the business. The team will also conduct thorough testing to ensure that the system is reliable, secure, and scalable. The project is expected to take several months to complete, and the team will provide regular updates to the stakeholders throughout the development process to keep them informed of the progress and any changes that may occur. ? Business challenge Support existing business processes by adding new functionality and logic worked out by the stakeholder with end users. To perform a system update of the interface at the time of global technological processing (refactoring) of the ERP system. The system is used by the network of 12 catering establishments and a large number of partners as a separate product (SAAS): — General transfer of the service to mobile-first — Development of the flexible tables component — Development of an internal chat component with the possibility of SMS mailing — General face-lifting system — Development of reporting chart components with the possibility of customization and improvement — Development of the chatbot component ?? Technical challenges One of the key technical challenges in this project will be to reproduce the current style of the interface with the utmost precision, while still incorporating new functional modules to enhance the user experience. This will require a careful balancing act between maintaining the existing design aesthetic and introducing new features that meet the needs of the end-users. Additionally, it will be important to ensure that the new modules are fully integrated into the existing codebase, without introducing any bugs or breaking any existing functionality. This will require a thorough understanding of the existing code, as well as a deep knowledge of the new modules being introduced. Finally, it will be important to thoroughly test the new modules to ensure that they are working as intended and do not negatively impact the performance of the overall system. This testing process will need to be rigorous and include both automated and manual testing to ensure that all possible scenarios have been accounted for. ? Team Stakeholder with a group of developers and me in the role of UX / UI designer. ? Onboarding + Tasks and phases of project activity A.S.A.P. — Jump in to the project environment! Rush start. Lack of time… — Onboarding and immersion in business tasks. — The analysis of competitors based was made - additional components for implementation were highlighted. — A survey of internal users was conducted to identify problems and insiders. — The interface was researched and the necessary improvements were evaluated based on the basic heuristics and best practices of our time, as well as data from research and analysis of competitors. — Description of user stories. — Development of interface parts for given stories. — Development of an interactive prototype and testing of key scenarios at the internal level. — Improved interface. — An implementation plan and other components have been developed. — Quality control of implementation at the stage of layout and development. ? Results 1. Got positive feedback from internal employees. 2. The order processing was accelerated. 3. The training of new personnel in working with the system was accelerated. 4. The information architecture was simplified. 5. Communication and interaction with the development team was simplified through the introduction of more modern tools. 6. A system of differences has been developed for different systems, inside the project, and the other to speed up orientation for the administrator. 7. Designed update UI-kit. Want to see more visual data? Send me an email — abramov.viacheslav@gmail.com or select a date and time in — calendly I will schedule a call — A.S.A.P. Best V.

? Project overview A short-term contract for research and further development of the interface and user interactions, based on a hypothesis regarding the needs of stakeholders and several divisions of the Vodafone Ukraine corporation. ? Business challenge Develop and launch an automated solution for both external and internal SMS dispatch, based on geo-aligned big data strategies. This tool should effectively manage SMS order processes, enabling a more efficient communication mechanism. ?? Technical challenges — Providing continuous support throughout the project lifecycle. — Incorporating corporate guidelines into the existing front-end and back-end systems, leveraging an existing template from open source resources. — Conducting a thorough audit of the current interface to identify areas of improvement or potential issues. — Formulating additional hypotheses aimed at enhancing the user experience, specifically targeting early adopters. — Creating valuable artefacts from demonstrations presented in internal meetings, to further communicate project progress and insights. ? Team Product owner (client side), Product owner (developer side), Technical Director (developer side), other team members at different stages of the project + me, UX / UI designer. ? Onboarding + Tasks and phases of project activity — Initiated involvement in the project work. — Submitted a checklist of required documents and artifacts to the product supplier, from the contractor's company side. Found out that the documentation was still being drafted, despite the product being close to completing the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) stage in terms of planned functionality. — Reviewed over 30 demo records and compiled a summary of questions based on them. — Conducted negotiation sessions with the project's lead architect regarding processes and documentation, which led to the discovery of new aspects and parts of the project. — Discussed with the Technical Director the necessary processing due to the understanding of the need for full-cycle development (enterprise solution) for such a comprehensive system. — Began project work at the stage of finalizing MVP production. — Reviewed all demo records and composed questions for the Product Owner on the developer's side. — In the absence of primary documentation and input data, I continued searching for artifacts. Unfortunately, aesthetic aspects and the comfort of the MVP developer were overlooked. — The interface was initially tested on internal consumers and clients. The status of the interface was documented, and weak points were identified. The need for immediate changes to more strategic and valuable features was recognized. — Created a knowledge database (LOG), which was maintained and updated throughout the project, with comments added to artifacts for future colleagues. — Conducted a preliminary competitor analysis due to the lack of marketing information. Formulated basic hypotheses about the market launch strategy. — Assembled a database of analogs for various cases within the framework of project tasks to streamline communication and decision-making at all levels. — Simultaneously developed a model for the introduction of guidelines (requested more relevant ones from the parent organization), a design system, and layouts. The interface design was created using existing libraries and pattern sets before my involvement. — Developed a substantial interactive prototype after working through the basic features in the layouts. — Assisted a new Product Owner (on the developer side) with understanding design tasks and onboarding. — Created a system of hints and micro-interactions in the form of separate videos and various flows, which was necessary for the presentation and evaluation of the team members' work. — Developed a Lean Canvas for the project for the new Product Owner. ? Results 1. The Log (knowledge database), which was created by me, was used as a manual for onboarding of new team members. 2. Implemented and completely upgraded the guidelines in the designed interface. 3. Completed design system development on MVP stage. 4. Created a flexible design system to provide a lean approach in the development process of all the product line. 5. Due to the implementation of the design-system and atomic approach, I caught up and surpassed developers for 6 months, thereby I provided an understandable work and comfort for setting goals for them. Want to see more visual data? Send me an email — abramov.viacheslav@gmail.com or select a date and time in — calendly I will schedule a call — A.S.A.P. Best V.

? Project overview Engaged in a short-term contract characterized by a high level of team interaction intensity, operating in a Research & Development (R&D) mode. The project had a fast-paced iteration cycle and frequent team member updates.  —This has been the most challenging project in my professional practice. ?? Technical challenges — Streamlining Processing, Development, and Research: The primary objective is to efficiently organize the processing, development, and research phases to facilitate informed decision-making. — Data-Driven Design for Logistics Management System: Implementing a data-driven approach to design the logistics management system, leveraging valuable insights and analytics to optimize operations and enhance efficiency. — Conducting Field Studies for Logistics Service Workers: Organizing and conducting comprehensive field studies to better understand the needs and challenges faced by logistics service workers, aiming to improve their working conditions and productivity. ? Team Product owner-stakeholder, business analyst, tester - project manager, technical director + me and UI / UX team Role duties: lead UX/UI. Subordinates: Senior UX/UI (full-time), Junior web + polygraphy (full-time), Senior UX/UI (part-time). The team was renewed in two months, and was replaced completely in another two months, due to guys' burnout. I tried to help them and reduce the pace, but this was out of stakeholders plans. ? Onboarding + Tasks and phases of project activity – Initiated involvement in the project, familiarizing myself with the temporary MVP and its artifacts and primary hypotheses. These hypotheses had been used in presales and investor searching, but were not adopted for development due to a lack of comprehensive decisions on necessary functionality and alignment with business processes in the next iteration. – Identified problems in project team management. Established communication with the project owner with the intention of initiating software changes. – Undertook a business trip to the Lviv office to study the target audience and evaluate the MVP usage experience by a group of logistics system operators.  The study focused on:    1. Identifying difficulties encountered when working with the system.    2. Assessing the speed of system learning and business task resolution.    3. Monitoring workflows and personally communicating with staff to tailor communication methods and gather relevant information from end-users. Result of the research trip: 1. Delivered a detailed report, including descriptions of user roles based on internal hierarchy, gender, age, work experience, and user experience with other systems and interfaces, etc. 2. Developed initial hypotheses and a working panel prototype, including a communication module for intra-system interactions and workflows, plus order acceptance from key customers through the integration of various communication channels into the system. – Distributed project tasks among team members. – Developed 9 UX solutions as part of R&D mode, which, during the creation of UX concepts, yielded 27 UI solutions. – Simultaneously set up systematization and data collection work to complete the mobile application and update it with the already systematized input data and UI/UX solutions. This included the synchronous creation of the project roadmap, use-flow, and use-cases. I proposed a number of recommendations on the separation and optimization of functionality for various user roles, but these were not acknowledged by stakeholders due to a lack of priority in application production. – Created an interactive prototype to test the developed hypotheses. – Before I left the project due to exhaustion, I participated in the selection and hiring of 3 Senior UI/UX designers (full-time), guiding their onboarding process and transferring all documentation and knowledge to them. – Produced a new approach and analysis of development management errors made by stakeholders during the setup and adjustment of communication. Subsequently, I exited the project. ? Results 1. Delivered a complex, workable solution meeting business requirements and stakeholder expectations. 2. Secured a second round of investment for the project. 3. Developed a project UI-kit, established guidelines, and created high-quality project artifacts. 4. Fostered and maintained efficiency and high productivity within the design team. Want to see more visual data? Send me an email — abramov.viacheslav@gmail.com or select a date and time in — calendly I will schedule a call — A.S.A.P. Best V.

? Project overview Engaging in a short-term project, the focus is on the development of an improved user interface and experience, built upon the framework of previous versions. The initiative encompasses an expert evaluation for standardizing and unifying system usage patterns, along with a comprehensive design overhaul to align with contemporary trends in interface development. ? Business challenge Create a suite of innovative solutions that allow the business to offer potential customers a more varied and visually engaging selection of product options. ?? Technical challenges Develop a solution that integrates both innovative strategies and industry best practices, even in the face of uncertain return on investment (ROI). ? Team 2 stakeholders, product owner (user needs specialist),technical director + me UX/UI Designer. ? Onboarding + Tasks and phases of project activity — Prepared a System Usability Scale (SUS) questionnaire customized for project tasks, establishing the baseline for the current interface solution. — Integrated into the project team by:   1. Consulting with the owner to identify issues and business objectives for the new game panel.   2. Reviewing project documentation and conducting a team survey to understand the technological specifications and identify weak points in the development process.   3. Collecting competitor data: marketing, SEO, promo strategies, and approaches to localizing projects (interfaces) for different regions worldwide.   4. Drafting a report comparing approaches to developing interfaces among competitors. — Conclusions were drawn and the feature list was approved by stakeholders. — Created the project's mind map (information architecture), workflow, and use cases. These were then discussed with stakeholders and the development team. — Developed a primary wireframe prototype to demonstrate initial hypotheses. — Presented the prototype to stakeholders, showcasing the proposed solutions. Coordinated further actions and planned the project roadmap. — Discussed and coordinated subsequent actions and tasks, prioritizing key screens and functionalities requiring primary development and production of full-fledged solutions, alongside an interactive prototype. — Developed a prototype of the main screens to approve the visual communication language (and tested solutions with users). — Collected and processed user feedback. — Optimized the initial hypothesis and eliminated identified defects. — Produced the basic project screens and an interactive prototype of them. Obtained approval from stakeholders. — Corrected decisions as needed and continued the development of remaining UI parts, along with further enhancement of the interactive prototype. — Showcased the designs to both stakeholders and dedicated users. — Created guidelines and a UI kit for developers. — Initiated the development process, providing consultations to developers. — Began the development of an adaptive interface version while tracking the implementation of solutions for the web version. — Received project approval for further development. — Upon contract expiration, exited the working group. Transferred all artifacts and completed solutions to the Technical Director, providing a thorough description and systematization of the produced solution. ? Results 1. Created a comprehensive interface that aligns with relevant requirements, incorporating input from stakeholders and users.  2. Progressed to the development of layouts and logic modules, accompanying them with detailed descriptions and guidelines, along with a UI kit.  3. Produced thoroughly documented artifacts for the benefit of future interface developers and the team as a whole.  4. Facilitated the delegation of the cross-platform project for subsequent development, providing ongoing support throughout the project lifecycle. Want to see more visual data? Send me an email — abramov.viacheslav@gmail.com or select a date and time in — calendly I will schedule a call — A.S.A.P. Best V.

? Project overview This short-term contract focused on researching and developing the interface and user interactions, grounded in initial hypotheses and preliminary interface designs. This process incorporated surveys from potential users and service demonstrations, followed by the thorough processing of user and stakeholder feedback. Regrettably, the project, which was designed for mass events, succumbed to the implications of the COVID-19 pandemic and had to be terminated. ? Business challenge Develop, support, scale, and update a flexible platform that facilitates interaction among DJs, agents, and club-goers. This platform should incorporate industry best practices and continually evolve based on expert evaluations and user feedback. ?? Technical challenges — Develop and restructure the interface based on evaluations of the product's previous version. — Conduct thorough analysis of user reviews, analytics, and competitor platforms. — Design a new product that aligns with the insights gained from research, potential user preferences, and project stakeholder requirements. ? Team Stakeholder - Main ideologue + me UX/UI/Product Designer + many users. ? Onboarding + Tasks and phases of project activity — Initiated involvement in the project work.  — Collected data on documentation and internal processes.  — Evaluated past unsuccessful attempts to create MVPs and identified reasons for their failures.  — Created a project roadmap for three user roles, along with delineation of development and testing stages.  — Developed a fundamental marketing and positioning strategy, and implemented it on the landing page.  — Designed the complete interface and studied all user interactions, using best practices and approaches as guidance.  — Conducted testing and analyzed feedback from potential users.  — Incorporated changes into the current interface based on user feedback.  — Produced an adaptive version of the interface for different screen sizes.  — Developed a comprehensive style guide to ensure consistency in design.  — Supervised and tested solutions during the development process.  — Provided ongoing support for the product throughout its lifecycle. ? Results 1.Developed a roadmap delineating user roles and stages of project work, with a gradual rollout, testing, and evolution of functionality. 2. Designed an interface encompassing 130+ screens. 3. Produced a highly-detailed, interactive prototype for three user roles. 4. Conducted user testing on the product prototype, gathering valuable feedback and suggestions for improvements. 5. Streamlined communication and collaboration with the development team by integrating more modern tools. 6. Completed and delivered a comprehensive design system. Want to see more visual data? Send me an email — abramov.viacheslav@gmail.com or select a date and time in — calendly I will schedule a call — A.S.A.P. Best V.

? Project overview Engaging in a short-term project, my expertise will be utilized to perform a thorough assessment of an electronic document management platform. This platform integrates elements of the Software as a Service (SaaS) model, offering users the ability to customize and manage functionalities according to their needs. ? Business challenge Boost user loyalty by simplifying and enhancing system interactions, optimizing support costs, and standardizing interface patterns post the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) stage. ?? Technical challenges Reorganize, structure, and standardize the production of product solutions and workflow processes. ? Team Stakeholder - tech. director, stakeholder user expert, marketer + me UX/UI/Product Designer ? Onboarding + Tasks and phases of project activity — Joined the project during the transition from a functional MVP (startup) to a structured, optimized, and focused SaaS platform. This was after a year-long absence of a designer, during which new modules were developed by project programmers. — Collected product information, identifying problems and bottlenecks due to a lack of best practices and basic heuristics. — Submitted a request to the marketing department for the creation of a marketing vision (tactics, strategy), and identification of sales markets - Unfortunately, this request went unanswered. Initiated a System Usability Scale (SUS) questionnaire to capture users' attitudes towards the product - This too, went unanswered. — Requested the Technical Director (stakeholder) for insights into the roadmap - This request was also unanswered. —Received scattered, outdated layouts in the form of Photoshop and Sketch files, revealing a lack of consistency in decision-making, grid, adaptive versions, and style guides across all project components. — Noted inconsistencies in the use of icons, fonts, dimensions of interface parts, and other components, as well as the project layout grid. — Created a comprehensive UI/UX report on the existing system, detailing key workflows and user cases, problems, logical errors, and loss of consistency in UI/UX solutions (based on a mindmap). — Formulated a structural treatment plan for the teething issues encountered during the transition. — Developed a roadmap based on the identified problems and their articulation to stakeholders, outlining implemented elements and solutions. This roadmap was designed with flexibility to accommodate any phase of the project. —Systematized all available solutions using Zeplin & Sketch App. Organized icons by introducing a font with SVG icons. Reorganized UI based on the development of a grid. — Moved to systematization and updates focusing on COMPONENTS. — Worked on current tasks and introduced new functionality to the product simultaneously. —Eventually, exited the project due to a lack of input data and insufficient time allocated for collaboration and consideration of my decisions from stakeholders. ? Results 1. Implemented a proficient approach towards UX/UI development. 2. Achieved systematization of UX/UI elements. 3. Produced comprehensive artifacts and project documentation. 4. Developed a strategic roadmap for UX/UI, leading to error rectification and overall project systematization. Want to see more visual data? Send me an email — abramov.viacheslav@gmail.com or select a date and time in — calendly I will schedule a call — A.S.A.P. Best V.