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The UXConf Dashboard

Summary

The UX Conference is an annual UX Design Conference run by School of UX in London and remotely.


As both a business owner and a UX professional, Sergei is committed to making the conference a thriving success every year.


To achieve this, he needs a unified platform to efficiently handle the conference and marketing budget, driving engagement and profitability.


Our admin dashboard is the key to helping Sergei reach his goals.

Project Overview

Timeline

October 2023 - November 2023

My role

As a UX/UI Designer, it was crucial for me to grasp the business challenges and the rationale behind designing this dashboard. I engaged in meaningful discussions to inquire about the existing workflow that the business owner relied on to handle the task of exploring and managing all conference-related information and data.


I began the design process by crafting a low-fidelity wireframe to establish the basic content and layout, and later progressed to a high-fidelity wireframe.

Goal

Design a dashboard to manage bookings for a design conference

Tools and methodology
  • Initial interview to understand business objective and problems
  • Gather content and data required to design the dashboard
  • Figma to mock-up and design
Minimum features wishlist

They want to see all the following information in one place:

  • Total net sales, for determining profitability.
  • Available seats, to manage advertising spend effectively.
  • Latest orders, with quick amend, refund, and receipt export.
  • Customer locations, to target the right countries for ads.
  • Website traffic sources, for insight into visitor origins.
  • Data filtering by location and date range, providing a contextual overview.

Design and Discovery Process

Outcomes and reflections

Currently work in progress - prototyping to be done

Key Takeaways

This project was really fun to work with - I love being able to do it from scratch to visual interface.

Challenges

One of the challenges we have is data source which comes from Excel.

Impact of the project

Reflections