Course Registration Page – UX/UI Design from Scratch
This project involved designing a brand-new Course Registration Page based on customer needs. There was no existing registration flow, and users struggled with inefficient manual sign-ups. Under the supervision of my UX Lead, I led the UX/UI design process—conducting user research, defining user flows, and designing the interface to create an intuitive, efficient registration experience.
My Role & Process
As a Jr. UX/UI Designer, I took ownership of the design process under the guidance of my UX Lead. My responsibilities included:
User Research & Customer Interviews: Conducted research to understand user pain points and define requirements.
User Flow & Information Architecture: Designed intuitive user flows and structured information for a seamless experience.
Wireframing & Prototyping: Created wireframes and interactive prototypes, iterating based on feedback.
Collaboration & Feedback: Worked closely with my UX Lead to refine designs and ensure alignment with business goals.
Usability Testing & Iteration: Assisted in user testing, analyzed feedback, and made improvements.
Company:
Neovation Corporation
Bilingual (English and French) Registration Page:
The design ensures that the registration page is accessible to users in both English and French languages, accommodating a diverse range of learners and providing a seamless experience for all.
Responsive Design for Multiple Devices:
Recognizing the importance of accessibility, the registration page is designed to be responsive and optimized for both laptop and mobile screens. Users can effortlessly access and complete the registration process on their preferred devices, whether it's a desktop or a smartphone.
Final Solution & Impact
The new Course Registration Page streamlined the entire sign-up process, reducing user frustration and increasing efficiency. Designed in collaboration with my UX Lead, the final solution included:
Fully Digital Registration: Eliminated manual errors and reduced admin workload.
Clear Course Listings: Users could easily see available courses, reducing confusion.
One-Step Confirmation: Instant confirmation messages gave users confidence in their registration.
Automated Error Handling: Real-time validation prevented mistakes before submission.
Lessons Learned
This project taught me the value of user-centered design and iterative improvement. Working under the guidance of my UX Lead, I learned how to balance business requirements with user needs and create intuitive experiences. I also gained experience in usability testing and how small design changes can have a big impact on user satisfaction.
