A scholar’s digital library with unique context requirements

*Due to privacy, the wireframe prototype you can view is a stripped down version

The Design Process

The Challenge:

  • It was imperative to show that this type of library is organized book by book into certain sections with multiple scholarly commentaries through the library collections.

  • Existing digital libraries did not provide the needed UI

  • Multiple stakeholders and cross-channel teams had differing ideas.

The Work:

  • Market research, personas, and user journeys to make sure I was approaching this project with the user in mind.

  • Building out user flows and key pages for functionality, and working with a core team to refine the interaction design to meet the unique context, search, and filter requirements.

  • Building out tight mid/high fidelity wireframes in Figma to show stakeholders the vision.

The Outcome:

  • Success. Stakeholders were excited by the wireframes that featured many unique interactive components to showcase the specialty of this scholar’s library.

  • The project is green-lit for the next round of funding.

  • Being flexible with iterations of complicated components and helpful scholarly input led to the prototype's success.

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