Maestro Conference brings online conferences to a new level through Social Webinar, an application that capitalizes on their patented breakout group technology to create an interactive space for richer conversations at scale.
While the current presenter controls which are used to change what is presented to the audience are robust, they are “difficult to use” and “clunky.” Over the course of three weeks, we were tasked to design a better solution.
My role largely focused on developing UX Strategy and prototyping. I established a design direction by defining ease of use with minimum number of clicks to accomplish each task. After receiving feedback and further iterating on the design, I conducted usability tests with a paper prototype. This user focus approach laid the groundwork for our design insights. Throughout the process, I continued to question each design decision to ensure that all aspect of our designs have a well researched rationale behind them.
The presenter’s controls are at the forefront for quicker and easier preparation with fewer errors.
Once we completed our finalized design we created a user flow of how the presenter would navigate through the application which would allow less clicks and an easier understanding of what they are doing in the application.
