New End-to-End Customer Experience

New End-to-End Customer Experience

New End-to-End Customer Experience

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UX RESEARCH
UX RESEARCH
UX DESIGN
UX DESIGN
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UX DESIGN
UX DESIGN
DELIVERABLES

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OVERVIEW

Designing the North Star Vision for a New End-to-End Customer Experience

Designing the North Star Vision for a New End-to-End Customer Experience

Designing the North Star Vision for a New End-to-End Customer Experience

PROJECT DETAILS

Motorola Solutions' provisioning portal allows users to set up devices by adding them to talk groups or group chats. While the system was mainly used by dealers with expert experience, it became clear that without dealer's help, customers will struggle to navigate the portal effectively on their own.

With the new TLK-25 product line, addressing this challenge is critical to empowering customers, improving their experience, and reducing inefficiencies for both users and dealers.

Among the 4 stages of customer experience, I primarily focused on the configuration the experience.

Among the 4 stages of customer experience, I primarily focused on the configuration the experience.

Among the 4 stages of customer experience, I primarily focused on the configuration the experience.

ABOUT

Motorola Solutions powers critical communications 

Motorola Solutions powers critical communications 

Motorola Solutions powers critical communications 

For hi-fi user testing, we wanted to make an effort to recruit students who had LDs in order to assess the target audiences' needs. To do this, we created a functional needs survey that asked users whether they identified with common needs that are present in students with LDs, such as ADHD and dyslexia.

We were able to test 5 college students, 2 of which self-reported as having light ADHD/executive dysfunction, and 3 students who scored above average on the survey. None of our users had previous experience with micropipetting.

For hi-fi user testing, we wanted to make an effort to recruit students who had LDs in order to assess the target audiences' needs. To do this, we created a functional needs survey that asked users whether they identified with common needs that are present in students with LDs, such as ADHD and dyslexia.

We were able to test 5 college students, 2 of which self-reported as having light ADHD/executive dysfunction, and 3 students who scored above average on the survey. None of our users had previous experience with micropipetting.

For hi-fi user testing, we wanted to make an effort to recruit students who had LDs in order to assess the target audiences' needs. To do this, we created a functional needs survey that asked users whether they identified with common needs that are present in students with LDs, such as ADHD and dyslexia.

We were able to test 5 college students, 2 of which self-reported as having light ADHD/executive dysfunction, and 3 students who scored above average on the survey. None of our users had previous experience with micropipetting.

Feature 1
  1. Uncertainty about where to start in the provisioning portal, but not following an optimal setup sequence can lead to additional manual work.

  1. Uncertainty about where to start in the provisioning portal, but not following an optimal setup sequence can lead to additional manual work.

  1. Uncertainty about where to start in the provisioning portal, but not following an optimal setup sequence can lead to additional manual work.

Currently, actions in the portal are not presented in a clear, linear sequence, which can lead to users skipping steps or configuring devices in the wrong order. This misalignment forces users to go back and redo tasks, increasing the likelihood of errors and wasted effort. As organizations grow larger and their setups become more complex, minimizing repetitive manual work becomes critical to ensuring efficient and error-free configurations.

Currently, actions in the portal are not presented in a clear, linear sequence, which can lead to users skipping steps or configuring devices in the wrong order. This misalignment forces users to go back and redo tasks, increasing the likelihood of errors and wasted effort. As organizations grow larger and their setups become more complex, minimizing repetitive manual work becomes critical to ensuring efficient and error-free configurations.

Currently, actions in the portal are not presented in a clear, linear sequence, which can lead to users skipping steps or configuring devices in the wrong order. This misalignment forces users to go back and redo tasks, increasing the likelihood of errors and wasted effort. As organizations grow larger and their setups become more complex, minimizing repetitive manual work becomes critical to ensuring efficient and error-free configurations.

Based on these research insights, we proposed the following features to make the virtual lab experience more accessible:

  1. Multimodal instructions: Offer multimodal instruction combining video, text, and narration to accommodate varying learning preferences.

  2. Streamlined Interactions: Minimize task-switching by integrating instructions and immediate feedback directly into the workflow to guide user focus.

  3. Open and Observable Environment: Create a shared, open environment where peers can observe each other’s progress, enabling body doubling while maintaining an immersive and realistic practice experience.


Based on these research insights, we proposed the following features to make the virtual lab experience more accessible:

  1. Multimodal instructions: Offer multimodal instruction combining video, text, and narration to accommodate varying learning preferences.

  2. Streamlined Interactions: Minimize task-switching by integrating instructions and immediate feedback directly into the workflow to guide user focus.

  3. Open and Observable Environment: Create a shared, open environment where peers can observe each other’s progress, enabling body doubling while maintaining an immersive and realistic practice experience.


Based on these research insights, we proposed the following features to make the virtual lab experience more accessible:

  1. Multimodal instructions: Offer multimodal instruction combining video, text, and narration to accommodate varying learning preferences.

  2. Streamlined Interactions: Minimize task-switching by integrating instructions and immediate feedback directly into the workflow to guide user focus.

  3. Open and Observable Environment: Create a shared, open environment where peers can observe each other’s progress, enabling body doubling while maintaining an immersive and realistic practice experience.


Features 3
  1. Uncertainty about where to start in the provisioning portal, but not following an optimal setup sequence can lead to additional manual work.

  1. Uncertainty about where to start in the provisioning portal, but not following an optimal setup sequence can lead to additional manual work.

  1. Uncertainty about where to start in the provisioning portal, but not following an optimal setup sequence can lead to additional manual work.

My Role

User Experience Design Intern

My Role

User Experience Design Intern

My Role

User Experience Design Intern

Based on these research insights, we proposed the following features to make the virtual lab experience more accessible:

  1. Multimodal instructions: Offer multimodal instruction combining video, text, and narration to accommodate varying learning preferences.

  2. Streamlined Interactions: Minimize task-switching by integrating instructions and immediate feedback directly into the workflow to guide user focus.

  3. Open and Observable Environment: Create a shared, open environment where peers can observe each other’s progress, enabling body doubling while maintaining an immersive and realistic practice experience.


Based on these research insights, we proposed the following features to make the virtual lab experience more accessible:

  1. Multimodal instructions: Offer multimodal instruction combining video, text, and narration to accommodate varying learning preferences.

  2. Streamlined Interactions: Minimize task-switching by integrating instructions and immediate feedback directly into the workflow to guide user focus.

  3. Open and Observable Environment: Create a shared, open environment where peers can observe each other’s progress, enabling body doubling while maintaining an immersive and realistic practice experience.


Based on these research insights, we proposed the following features to make the virtual lab experience more accessible:

  1. Multimodal instructions: Offer multimodal instruction combining video, text, and narration to accommodate varying learning preferences.

  2. Streamlined Interactions: Minimize task-switching by integrating instructions and immediate feedback directly into the workflow to guide user focus.

  3. Open and Observable Environment: Create a shared, open environment where peers can observe each other’s progress, enabling body doubling while maintaining an immersive and realistic practice experience.


Features 3
  1. Uncertainty about where to start in the provisioning portal, but not following an optimal setup sequence can lead to additional manual work.

  1. Uncertainty about where to start in the provisioning portal, but not following an optimal setup sequence can lead to additional manual work.

  1. Uncertainty about where to start in the provisioning portal, but not following an optimal setup sequence can lead to additional manual work.

Timeline

2022 May-2022 September

Timeline

2022 May-2022 September

Timeline

2022 May-2022 September

Based on these research insights, we proposed the following features to make the virtual lab experience more accessible:

  1. Multimodal instructions: Offer multimodal instruction combining video, text, and narration to accommodate varying learning preferences.

  2. Streamlined Interactions: Minimize task-switching by integrating instructions and immediate feedback directly into the workflow to guide user focus.

  3. Open and Observable Environment: Create a shared, open environment where peers can observe each other’s progress, enabling body doubling while maintaining an immersive and realistic practice experience.


Based on these research insights, we proposed the following features to make the virtual lab experience more accessible:

  1. Multimodal instructions: Offer multimodal instruction combining video, text, and narration to accommodate varying learning preferences.

  2. Streamlined Interactions: Minimize task-switching by integrating instructions and immediate feedback directly into the workflow to guide user focus.

  3. Open and Observable Environment: Create a shared, open environment where peers can observe each other’s progress, enabling body doubling while maintaining an immersive and realistic practice experience.


Based on these research insights, we proposed the following features to make the virtual lab experience more accessible:

  1. Multimodal instructions: Offer multimodal instruction combining video, text, and narration to accommodate varying learning preferences.

  2. Streamlined Interactions: Minimize task-switching by integrating instructions and immediate feedback directly into the workflow to guide user focus.

  3. Open and Observable Environment: Create a shared, open environment where peers can observe each other’s progress, enabling body doubling while maintaining an immersive and realistic practice experience.


Next steps
  1. Uncertainty about where to start in the provisioning portal, but not following an optimal setup sequence can lead to additional manual work.

  1. Uncertainty about where to start in the provisioning portal, but not following an optimal setup sequence can lead to additional manual work.

  1. Uncertainty about where to start in the provisioning portal, but not following an optimal setup sequence can lead to additional manual work.

Based on these research insights, we proposed the following features to make the virtual lab experience more accessible:

  1. Multimodal instructions: Offer multimodal instruction combining video, text, and narration to accommodate varying learning preferences.

  2. Streamlined Interactions: Minimize task-switching by integrating instructions and immediate feedback directly into the workflow to guide user focus.

  3. Open and Observable Environment: Create a shared, open environment where peers can observe each other’s progress, enabling body doubling while maintaining an immersive and realistic practice experience.


Based on these research insights, we proposed the following features to make the virtual lab experience more accessible:

  1. Multimodal instructions: Offer multimodal instruction combining video, text, and narration to accommodate varying learning preferences.

  2. Streamlined Interactions: Minimize task-switching by integrating instructions and immediate feedback directly into the workflow to guide user focus.

  3. Open and Observable Environment: Create a shared, open environment where peers can observe each other’s progress, enabling body doubling while maintaining an immersive and realistic practice experience.


Based on these research insights, we proposed the following features to make the virtual lab experience more accessible:

  1. Multimodal instructions: Offer multimodal instruction combining video, text, and narration to accommodate varying learning preferences.

  2. Streamlined Interactions: Minimize task-switching by integrating instructions and immediate feedback directly into the workflow to guide user focus.

  3. Open and Observable Environment: Create a shared, open environment where peers can observe each other’s progress, enabling body doubling while maintaining an immersive and realistic practice experience.