I developed Quest List for my class, UX Diagramming and Prototyping, at UC Berkeley Extension. I incorporated feedback from our professor and classmates. The app was designed to be a D&D/fantasy-themed task manager app, targeted for young adults who work on multiple projects and/or with clients at a time.
Our UX persona, Forgetful Johnny, prioritized clear navigation, interesting visual elements, and organized layouts for their projects and/or clients. Initial prototypes, based on our user flow diagrams and story maps, prioritized these characteristics. However, users who tested the prototype said the visual elements needed to be stronger and options for adding new projects/clients needed to be clearer. I took our users’ feedback and developed more prototypes (annotated wireframes are featured in the slides to the left).
The project concluded that more prototypes with additional features and user testing would be needed before launching the app.