A portfolio for user experience specialists is often a hard thing to qualify.
We deal with aspects of a project between the graphical design and development, such as the redevelopment of navigation systems, making web sites easier to use or optimusing a site to provide increased sales, leads or community comments. These are the things that are often intangible if they work right.
That said here are a few examples of the types of projects we have been involved with to give you an idea of the scope of our expertise:
Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) approached us with a web site in the final stages of development.
At this point in time the EPA had a reasonable investment in the new web site. As one would expect, this was not without some reasonable level of expectation that the site would meet all the level of it’s requirements of the EPA, their stakeholders and customers.
The Norgifieds is an interesting project as it not generally the type of site that people think they would need an information architect for.
Options21 are share and options trading education specialists; they have a unique aspect to their business in that it is totally online. Every aspect of their business reflects a very modern viewpoint of the information age. They have embraced and have taken into account the dramatic cost savings of operating their business online from accounts, crm and service delivery. This has allowed them to increase their customer service delivery to a highly personalised level.
West Coast Tafe approached us with a series of issues on where to place the content, and the navigation of their upcoming new web site. The major requirement was for the content to be findable by current and prospect students, however all this had to be delivered in a shorter than usual timeframe.
The previous Challenger Tafe web site was couched in a legacy web site. With a site structure and navigation that was making it impossible for even the incumbent staff to find any information concerned, let alone the audience.
We knew time was short, so looking into our bag of designer tricks, we decide to use a rapid design and development process.
As a business Theta Healing presented a number of unique opportunities in terms of web design and development. The nature of this web site is appealing to a very distinct audience with a high degree of emotional attachment. This presented a number of issues in the visual design and presentation on the sensitive nature of the topic of supplementary healing.
