Store – Locator Interface
The Store-locator feature provides the customer an interface to select a physical store-front to pick-up an item that has been purchased online. This selection is based on the availability of the item purchased as well as the distance of the store from the address specified by the customer. This feature was specifically designed for an e-commerce client.
Role: User Interface Designer
Done at: Infosys Technologies Limited, Bangalore
Duration: One Months
Tasks: Knowledge Transfer, Brainstorming, Task Analysis, Interaction/navigation stereotypes, Low Fidelity Prototypes, Wireframing, Usability Evaluation, Interface design, UI Specs.
Responsibility
- Knowledge transfer with client and Product Management (requirements gathering)
- Research and competitive analysis of online purchase related features on e-commerce portals
- Analyzing the overall product and brand philosophy.
- Identification of the task related features.
- Information architecture, navigation & interaction stereotypes.
- Creating Low fidelity prototypes.
- Meeting with Stake-holders and Project Management to streamline the client expectations.
- Usability testing and providing UI Specifications
- Defining the UI enhancing the shopping experience of the customers – from item selection to pick-up from store.
Store Locator concept wireframe showing the list of stores along with item status
Scenarios Walkthrough
Screen walk-throughs are created to describe the navigation and user behavior for different scenarios
Case I : – Anonymous user
Scenario 1: – Anonymous User browsing through products page and selecting a
particular product and finding a store for pick up.
Slide:- Anonymous user – Scenario 1
Scenario 2: – User navigates to the store – locator through global navigation link.
Slide:- Anonymous user – Scenario 1
Slide:- Logged-in user – Scenario 1
Slide:- Logged-in user – Scenario 2