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BlueJeanS

A UX/UI Case Study
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Shopping for jeans and other form-fitting apparel online could be time-consuming and frustrating.


How can you help customers select the style of jeans that they’re looking for in the right size?

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Prompt by uxchallenge.co

Brief

This case-study has been formulated to solve problems women face when shopping for form-fitting jeans online.

It will outline struggles users face, options users want, and implement realistic solutions.

Research Tools

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Reddit


Google Forms


Abercrombie & Fitch


Quora


Asos

What struggles do you face when looking for jeans that fit?

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What options would you want to see when shopping for jeans online?

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How Often do you Return or Exchange Items you Buy?

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Why did you have to return the item?

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UI Design

Once I created low-fi wireframes, I started designing the final screens in Figma.

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Guiding Questions:

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  • What kind of visual style did I follow? Cool and Relaxed
     

  • What inspired me to use this style? Because of the brand message blueJeanS is trying to pass across.
    "Women should not have to worry about something as simple as jeans."

     

  • Which details really fill me with pride? The measurements and body type selections.
     

  • How does my final design reflect my learnings about the users? There are many body types and it can be difficult to cater to everyone.
     

  • How does this design help achieve user goals? Users will be able to customise their shopping experience.

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What did I learn?

  • Attention to detail is very important.
     

  • It's not about aesthetics, it's about the users.
     

  • Always prioritise.
     

  • Don't give up.

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© 2022 Banke Olufon

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