I’m Trine. Nice to meet you!
UX Architect, Designer, and leader
“It is well known that a vital ingredient of success is not knowing that what you’re attempting can’t be done.”
– Terry Pratchett (Equal Rites)
From initial user research and interviews, creating site architecture, wireframing and visual design, to prototyping, user testing and product refinements, I see projects through from beginning to end.
User Research
Do you know what your users need from you? Or how to give them what they need?
Information architecture
Creating the content is only step one. Step two is making sure that your users can find it.
Wireframing
Once you know what you need, you need to draw it out. Nothing fancy, just the basics.
Visual design
Once the foundation and the skeleton is in place, let’s make it look and feel right.
Prototyping
Let’s see if it works as we want it to before we put the developers to work. Their time is valuable.
Accessibility
Not all users are the same. Make sure your sites can be used by as many as possible.
Years
Products
Countries
Units of Caffeine
Campaign Live relaunch
How do you integrate four brands and sites into one?
Parliamentary Digital Service
How do you decide what your site needs when your audience is …everyone?
Janes
When getting the correct data to the right people is paramount
Sometimes I don’t just “do” UX, I write about it as well
The What and the Why
Ask any senior management if they use user research and testing and you’re likely to get a “Yes, of course”. Probe a bit further however and you’ll likely to hear “We rely heavily on analytics”.
Big Bang or Bit-by-bit
Coming soon
Measuring UX success
Measuring success is generally said to be an easy thing to do. But sometimes your UX success isn’t that easy to measure.