GROUP 3
UX Prototyping
GROUP 3
UX Prototyping
GROUP 3
UX Prototyping
MILESTONe 1
Accessibility
To begin the first milestone, our team perused several websites for one
that warranted an accessibility evaluation and redesign. We ran the web
accessibility evaluation tool (WAVE) plug-in on each contender, comparing
the results with W3C's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2
requirements- a standard measure of website accessibility.
Ultimately, we decided to focus on BoAt Lifestyle, an India-based consumer
electronics brand established in 2015 that markets earphones, headphones
stereos, travel chargers, and premium rugged cables. BoAt's website clearly
violated a number of WCAG guidelines, particularly on three types of pages:
their home page, the catalogs of various product categories, and pages for
specific products.
Click a button below to view the prototype of our page redesigns as well as
our comprehensive accessibility analysis report.
MILESTONe 1
Accessibility
To begin the first milestone, our team perused several websites for one that warranted an accessibility evaluation and redesign. We ran the web accessibility evaluation tool (WAVE) plug-in on each contender, comparing the results with W3C's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2 requirements- a standard measure of website accessibility.
Ultimately, we decided to focus on BoAt Lifestyle, an India-based consumer electronics brand established in 2015 that markets earphones, headphones stereos, travel chargers, and premium rugged cables. BoAt's website clearly violated a number of WCAG guidelines, particularly on three types of pages: their home page, the catalogs of various product categories, and pages for specific products.
Click the button below to view the results of our accessibility analysis as well as our redesigns of these three pages.
MILESTONe 1
Accessibility
To begin the first milestone, our team perused several websites for one that warranted an accessibility evaluation and redesign. We ran the web accessibility evaluation tool (WAVE) plug-in on each contender, comparing the results with W3C's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2 requirements- a standard measure of website accessibility.
Ultimately, we decided to focus on BoAt Lifestyle, an India-based consumer electronics brand established in 2015 that markets earphones, headphones stereos, travel chargers, and premium rugged cables. BoAt's website clearly violated a number of WCAG guidelines, particularly on three types of pages: their home page, the catalogs of various product categories, and pages for specific products.
Click the button below to view the results of our accessibility analysis as well as our redesigns of these three pages.
Above image: All four members of the team are gathered together around their laptops,
working on Milestone 1 in the library. Swaraj and Liz hold up peace signs, Krish smiles,
and Esha gazes intently at the camera.
Below image: Swaraj, Krish, and Esha are all smiling at each other, with their laptops
open. Swaraj holds up the "Hook 'em, horns!" hand sign.
Above image: All four members of the team are gathered together around their laptops,
working on Milestone 1 in the library. Swaraj and Liz hold up peace signs, Krish smiles,
and Esha gazes intently at the camera.
Below image: Swaraj, Krish, and Esha are all smiling at each other, with their laptops
open. Swaraj holds up the "Hook 'em, horns!" hand sign.
Above image: All four members of the team are gathered together around their laptops,
working on Milestone 1 in the library. Swaraj and Liz hold up peace signs, Krish smiles,
and Esha gazes intently at the camera.
Below image: Swaraj, Krish, and Esha are all smiling at each other, with their laptops
open. Swaraj holds up the "Hook 'em, horns!" hand sign.
