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  • Crafting an App’s Information Architecture

    My ongoing project of restructuring Ridgefield, Connecticut’s municipal site has been a learning process. If you have visited this site or similar town websites, you know they don’t always have the smoothest navigation. My goal of organizing and restructuring the current website has deemed a difficult one, where I quickly learned that I wouldn’t be…

  • Building up a Website’s Information Architecture

    Most of us are familiar with browsing the web or searching a website for information. But we don’t often think about the site’s layout until we are lost and left wondering how we ended up on a page in the first place. Yet this is exactly why information architecture is so important. Information architecture, or…

  • App Ideation and Creation

    Have you ever wanted to create an app? One that you have always wanted, one that you need and would use often? Like most of my generation, using apps every day has made me critique every digital product that comes across my phone. But this week I allowed myself to dream up an app I…

  • Exposing User Pain Points: A UX Research Report on girlshealth.gov

    Over the past few weeks, I have been scrutinizing and studying a website called girlshealth.gov. It is a teen resource that provides medically accurate articles, self-help tips, and additional resources on topics like body, nutrition and relationships. They are a leader in the health and well-being space for teen girls and they are a part…

  • A Study on UX Methods: A/B Testing

    An overview: A/B testing is a common UX method that is used to compare two designs against one another. You can often see designers using this method when tasked with creating two versions of one product. This method is sometimes referred to as a split test or bucket testing. In these test settings, you have…

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