Project Wingman was a futuristic projection of a new central hub for installing and updating the suite of Autodesk Products. I was introduced to the concept and was asked to come up with a logical direction to introduce and establish this as part of the existing user flows.
Experience Design Intern - User Research, Prototyping and Visual Design
14 Weeks.
All Autodesk users installing/updating to 2017 product suite.
Used methods of Structured Interviews, Brainstorming Exercise and Experience Mapping to discover and define the design problem.
UX Design Manager, Project Manager and User Researcher.
The qualitative data was collected by interviewing a small group of existing users. It is represented by the colors, blue through red, which define calmness through frustration. The magnitude was defined by the rating given by participants out of a scale of 10. Different participants were asked to install different Autodesk Products in different install routes. This is represented on the left side of the artifact.
The quantitative data was collected by capturing user behavior and click patterns. These are mostly analytics data collected by looking for user flows through the install process. The clicks on each screen and exit from the process have been captured to know where people try to change things or get frustrated and exit. The data of 7 different products have been collected to analyze further.
The research included both Qualitative and Quantitative data.
Creating Scenarios, Wireframing and Lo-fi Prototyping to explore the various options to bring our ideas to life.
UX Architect and Infrastructure Developer.
Created Hi-fidelity prototypes and Visual Design assets using software like Sketch and Invision to create shareable assets.
UX Design Manager, Software Developer and Visual Designer
Project wingman, now known as the Autodesk Desktop App, went into production and is in successful usage since early 2016. The project on a whole was a crutial cog in Autodesk's efforts to change it's business model to serving it's customers on a more regular time frame. It is not only a re-design of the installation process but in the process we were able to create a channel through which users could manage their software subscriptions.